St Michael's is the parish church of Baddesley Clinton. It is a small, rural, medieval church, near to the National Trust property of Baddesley Clinton House. The church can be accessed from the National Trust car park, or from Haywood Lane.

The church attracts a small, friendly congregation, many of whom travel from Knowle, Dorridge, Solihull or further afield. People are attracted by the beautiful surroundings, the links with the National Trust House, the rich history and the traditional Church of England worship (Book of Common Prayer). Visitors and newcomers are welcome.  There is a service every Sunday (see What's On panel)

The Parish of Baddesley Clinton has a population of about 240. It shares a Rector with the nearby Parish of Lapworth and St Giles, Packwood where Nicholas Broome also built the Tower.  For safeguarding information, please see the "Safeguarding" menu item.