Bramhall: St Michael & All Angels

Kaleidoscope All Age Worship is for people of all ages – a way of offering worship that is involving and inclusive, and a way of looking at life in the twenty-first century as multi-coloured and multi-faceted.
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Our Kaleidoscope services are intended to be done TOGETHER with involvement from all by seeing, hearing, imagining and engaging with the message of the day.

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Communion service following the traditional Book of Common Prayer liturgy.

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A short act of prayer following the first of the daily office of prayer in the Church of England. Held in the prayer corner within church.

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Weekly service of Holy Communion during the week. This a service without hymns but provides space for quietness and reflection in the midst of a busy life. Lasts 45 minutes with coffee served afterwards.

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A bible study for all abilities meeting in Costa Coffee. We open the bible and seek to interpret and understand what we read for our lives today.

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Once a month, we offer a free soup lunch following our midweek service. Attendance at the service is not required. A time to share food and enjoy the company of others.

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Join the Baby & Toddler Group with a Difference…
If you have recently become a new parent or carer, you’ll appreciate just how important it can be to share experiences – or even just a friendly cuppa – with others in a similar situation.

Praise and Play at St Michael’s Church, Bramhall, is a baby and toddler group with a difference, says helper Jill Elston. “Our aim is to be an intentionally small, welcoming group with a homely, family atmosphere,” Jill explains. “The children all really enjoy the 20-minute fun time in church and it’s amazing how often joining the group can lead to firm friendships.”

Praise and Play meets every Thursday between 10am and 12 noon in the church hall’s family room. You’ll get coffee, tea, refreshments – as well as stories, songs, music and even bubbles! Intrigued? Then you are invited to come along to find out more.

“It’s a more quiet and relaxed atmosphere compared to some other groups. We know how hard it can be to get little ones out of the door, so you can arrive really any time between 10 and 10.45am and still be in time for songs and stories – and you don’t need to be from a religious background to join in. Everyone is made to feel welcome.”

Two of the group’s regulars explain why Praise and Play offers a different kind of weekly pick-me-up that they really look forward to:

“This lovely group is our favourite. It’s the perfect combination of play, singing, stories and the parents can have a nice chat. The staff are wonderful and we have made some real friends here.” Anna, Bramhall.

“It’s the perfect group for us. It’s peaceful and entertaining and my girls love the music in Church and stories.” Clare, Bramhall.

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A short act of prayer following the first of the daily office of prayer in the Church of England. Held in the prayer corner within church.

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