Group 6 Artweeks. 12 noon-6pm daily
The exhibition in church includes painting, sculpture, wood engraving,
photography and drawing

A service of Holy Communion A choir sings for the services, except for the All-age Eucharist and during July and August. Children are welcome every week. The All Age service is the first Sunday of the month.

Prayer for healing by the laying on hands and anointing is available on the second Sunday of the month.

A service with a short prayer and reflection and time for silent prayer. This service is held in the Lady Chapel and there are candles and icons. The first Sunday of the month is silent prayer.

Monday-Friday. A said service of Morning Prayer (Common Worship) in the Lady Chapel.

A friendly Baby and Toddler Group that meets in the church with plenty of toys and room to play on ride-ons. There is no need to book. Refreshments are served. There is no charge, but donations are welcome. There are baby change facilities available. We are open term time and during the school holidays when older siblings are welcome.

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The Friendship Centre in Summertown. Welcoming Ukrainian guests and their host families

We rehearse in St Michael's church every Thursday evening from 6.15 to 7.45pm. Some of our members stay on to rehearse on Thursdays with Summertown Choral Society, and the less musically-dedicated repair to a pub. On our "singing Sundays" we rehearse in church from 9.15 to 9.45am, and the service starts at 10am.

Contact Duncan Saunderson: [email protected]

Godly Play begins with children’s innate sense of the presence of God. It offers Christian language as a support for ongoing spiritual formation. It teaches a process that aims to promote an inner working model for life-long Christian learning.

Fundamental to Godly Play is the opportunity for wondering, an understanding of sacred space, an appreciation of the value of silence, a small group size, and a particular expression of hospitality.

At St Michael’s, Godly Play is led by the Vicar, The Revd Gavin Knight.

Speaker: Revd Katie (Kt) Tupling, Disability Adviser for the Oxford Diocese. Kt will reflect on the Assisted Dying Bill legislation, through the lens of disability, which opens a deeper conversation around the value of a human life, socio-economic pressure to be productive, and the language around being a burden. All welcome: refreshments following the talk.

An informal service of hymns, Bible readings and prayers followed by tea and cake. An ecumenical service run by the Summertown, Wolvercote and Wytham Church Partnership for the older members of the Cutteslowe community.

Bupa Green Gates are trying to involve the local community in events occurring at the home. We are holding a Coffee morning every 1st Tuesday of the month at 10.0 and then a holy communion at 11.00. We would like to invite anyone to these events and it would be lovely to see some new faces.

There are about a dozen people at each meal, not all from St Michael's and not all churchgoers. Our approach is that 'everyone is welcome'. We usually enjoy a 'full English' or a vegetarian option.

Sometimes we have a speaker or arrange a trip to a local place of interest, but most often we just enjoy each other's company. The age range for this get-together is from 20 to 80! If you have some spare time on the first Saturday of the month and would like someone else to do the cooking, please come and join us.

Contact Steve Hunter by email: [email protected],or telephone: 01865 552475.