Join us on Wednesday 29 March at 7.30am for our online prayer meeting.
Bring your own breakfast, and we’ll see you there!
Get the zoom link here
St Michael's Church, Stoke Gifford
Living to make a difference
Join us on Wednesday 29 March at 7.30am for our online prayer meeting.
Bring your own breakfast, and we’ll see you there!
Get the zoom link here
Our monthly prayer breakfast is now back in person! Come along to St Michael’s Centre on Wednesday 27 July at 7.30am for prayer and worship, followed by a light breakfast together.
We meet in Seminar Room 3 (at the end of the new corridor on St Michael’s Centre)
All welcome!
In the global wave of prayer calling all Christians to pray between Ascension and Pentecost for more people to come to know the love and peace of Jesus Christ. Thy Kingdom Come runs from Thursday 26 May – Sunday 5 June 2022
Ascension Day Communion – Thursday 26 May 7.30pm in Church and live-streamed
Morning Prayer on Facebook Live – Friday 27 May, Wednesday 1 June
The Novena booklet offers nine days of reflections on the book of 1 Peter, written by the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby.
Expanding on nine key verses, it will help you be shaped by scripture throughout the days of Thy Kingdom Come, and is beautifully illustrated by Anna Heslop.
Download a copy of the Novena from Archbishop Justin Welby – click here
Join the team live on Facebook as some of the TKC team get together to pray.
They will be doing several Facebook Live prayers over the 11 days
We are excited to share the Thy Kingdom Come app. This is a wonderful discipleship tool for all ages, with content for adults, youth and children, created to spiritually nourish and encourages prayer during the eleven days of Thy Kingdom Come. All of the key resources are featured on this free app and is a wonderful and accessible way for individuals and families to journey through this time of prayer. We encourage to you to share this with friends, family, congregation members and church networks. You can download the app from the google play store here and the apple app store here
Information on the Bristol response to Ukrainian Refugees – click here
Information on volunteering with Love Bristol helping refugees with the visa process – click here
We are currently in discussions with Bristol City Council and South Glos Council about becoming a Welcome Hub for providing support and space for Ukrainians to access. One of the requirements of a Welcome Hub is that they have a Welcome Hub Leader – if you feel that this is an area of Ministry that you would like to be involved in please get in touch.
If you are interested in hosting a refugee please go to the Gov website to register your interest.
Thank you to all those who have bought items in and those who have taken them to the Swindon collection point for the Ukraine Barnabus Fund appeal. We have taken lots of full car loads of essential items so far which is fantastic!
The current need is for the following:
Food tinned food with pull lids, energy bars and food you can eat on the run.
Moldovan Mission’s CEO, Mark McCormick, is the founder and former leader of Gotesti Baptist Church. He works closely with St Michael’s Mission Partner Ruslan Telpiz and other Pastors throughout Moldova. Click here
Message from Mark: “We are at this moment supporting our Pastor Partners, as they help those who are fleeing the Ukraine. They are meeting the refugees on the border and giving food and accommodation. If they wish to go to Romania then they are transporting them. All this they are doing at their own expense. So we are trying to raise funds for them. If you would like to help please use our donations page and mark your donation Refugees. Thank you“.
Epaphras Trust works in four countries: Kenya, India, Nepal and Ukraine and is a Mission Partner of St Michael’s Church. Trustee and church member Ken Hart has been to Ukraine around 20 times in the last 18 years. More info and details on how to give: Click here