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St Michael’s Angelus newsletter

If you have items for the Angelus please give to Jean Dean by hand or e-mail to info@bddesign.co.uk

 

Click here to read Rev Camilla Walton’s vision for the coming year.

St Michael’s Annual Magazine

The Parish Magazine

PRAYER AND NEWS SHEET

Sunday 29 August

send Items for the weekly sheet to Camilla by Wednesday of the preceding week by phone 673464,   email

or written note to the Parsonage..

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Our Services

In addition to our Sunday Services:

Every Tuesday

8.45am Morning prayer said in the lady chapel  with space to bring specific prayers of thanksgiving or need.

Every Thursday

8.45am Morning prayer said in the lady chapel  with space to bring specific prayers of thanksgiving or need.

9.15 am  Holy communion

We are fund raising for

the school in rural  Andhra Pradesh, India. for the lowest and poorest castes which is supported by members of St Michael’s.  The School is one of the projects now under the Beaconsfield Christian Churches Trust. As the school is now up and running with 400 pupils, we are seeking help from anyone who would like to donate/'gift-aid' a regular sum to go towards paying the teachers' salaries.  Please click here to go to the website of the School.

 

 

 

 

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Welcome to

ST MICHAEL & All ANGELS CHURCH

(Church of England)

St Michael's Green, Warwick Road, Beaconsfield, Bucks HP9 2BN

01494 673464

 

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Our mission is to encounter and develop a loving relationship with God, and to take the Gospel out to the community in love and service

while providing a loving Christian fellowship.

 

St Michael’s Proposed New Resource Centre

 

 

 

Our projected hall and linked Community and Church Resource Centre will enable us to meet the neighbourhood’s growing demand for recreational and meeting space and provide the hub that we need to manage the requirements.   We already have achieved South Bucks District County Council Planning permission and Diocesan Project approvals

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SEE BELOW FOR INFORMATION ON FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Sunday 12 September at 3.00pm a concert at the Woodlands Centre

Sunday 3 October, 6.30pm St Michael’s Hymn-Along!

            Saturday 16th October 6.00pm Charity Beetle Drive

Friday 26th November Candlelit Ball

 

Starting in late September, St Michael’s will be running an

Informal Discussion Group

for anyone who would like to know more about the Christian faith.

Please click here for more information and also for information about the Alpha course to be run by the three Beaconsfield Anglican churches.

 

On 12 September at 3pm a concert will be held at the Woodland Hall, Chilterns Woodland Burial Park, near Jordans, Beaconsfield.  Proceeds will go to St Michael’s building fund for the proposed new Resource Centre.  SERENATA will be performing works by Bach, Handel and Hahn

Please click here for more information and to book tickets

 

Do come to a special Team Evening Service 12 September

at 6.30pm at St Mary's

Visit of Sam & Violette Beeton:  The Beetons are 2 of our link mission partners working in Madagascar and on 12 September, they will be visiting Beaconsfield. There will be the worship of Taize during the service.  There will then be a reception in the Fitzwilliam Centre afterwards where we can hear more of the work of Sam & Violette.

If anyone is able to offer accommodation for the Sunday night for Sam & Violette, please let Jeremy Brooks know

phone number 01494 677058 or email brooks.jeremy@sky.com

click here for information about Sam an Violette   more    more

 

CHOOSE A HYMN OR WORSHIP SONG YOU WOULD LIKE US TO SING

Sunday 3 October, 6.30pm in St Michael’s Church

St Michael’s  Hymn-Along!

As part of our celebrations for the Patronal Festival at St Michael & All Angels this year we are holding a special songs-of-praise hymn-along event, at 6:30pm on Sunday 3rd October, in the Church. An evening of congregational singing rather than a standard church service, this is your chance to choose your favourite hymn/religious song and even to say a few words about why you chose it, should you wish! To give your voice an occasional rest, there will also be a selection of solo and choral items.

To assist planning, it would be preferable if requests could be made in advance, either by filling in the tear-off slips on the flyers at the back of the church and dropping it in the nearby box, or simply by sending an e-mail to mail@louislewis.co.uk.

 

 

Saturday 16th October at 6pm

Charity Beetle Drive in St. Michaels Hall

Proceeds to St Michael's Resource Centre

Tickets £5 to include refreshments.  Contact Elizabeth 671735

 

 

Candlelit Ball

Friday 26th November

St Michael’s are delighted to announce a Candlelit Ball inside St. Michael's Church.  This event marks a first in the history of our church and it's for a very special reason - to raise funds for our new Resource Centre extension to the hall which we are aiming to build next year.

 

The evening will comprise of a welcome drink, followed by a three course meal and we will be listening and dancing to music from our maestro Alan Lewis and his band, who will be playing Jazz music with a popular twist.

 

This is a Black Tie event and the tickets are £75.  Please click here for more information and how to book a place.  

 

 

 

 

Rev'd Camilla Walton, Vicar, welcomes you to our church.

 

 

We hope that you find everything you need to know about us on

this website and that you will come and visit St Michael’s.

 

Welcome to visitors: We are delighted if you are visiting the church.  Do sign our visitors book. If you have moved into the area there are welcome packs and an enquiry form to register an interest in the church family.

 

St Michael's Church is in Beaconsfield New Town.  Just follow the signs for the Model Village and there we are at the end of Warwick Road.  The church is usually open during the day and visitors are always very welcome to join any of our services.

 

Each Sunday we hold a traditional Holy Communion service at 8.00am and  Holy Communion with hymns at 10am.  On the second Sunday of each month there is a Family Service at 10am except in November when it is usually on the first Sunday of the month. 

 

During the Sunday 10am service there is a crèche in the church hall. Please see below for older children’s Sunday activities.  If your child would prefer to be in the church with you we have a corner of the church where there are children’s ‘quiet bags’ and books, colouring books, activity sheets etc and seats for the adults to sit with their children.  

 

Through fellowship we seek to know and support one another and the community and to live out the love of God in our daily lives.  St Michael’s helps people to achieve this through worship, prayer, house groups, pastoral care, working with young people and the elderly and through social activities.

 

St Michael's Church has a reputation for being a friendly, smiling church, and everyone is encouraged to share coffee after each 10am Sunday service in the Church Hall, or in the church after the monthly Family Service.  Facilities in the church include hearing loop and wheelchair access. 

 

There is so much in our Church family life we would like you to know about.  Please explore this website to see what we do.

 

For service details, please see Services

 

ABOUT JESUS    http://www.rejesus.co.uk/the_story/index.html

Read about the miracles of Jesus www.rejesus.co.uk/site/module/the_miracles_of_jesus/P6/

Rejesus is backed by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and by the Evangelical Alliance and is mentioned on the Diocese of Oxford website.

 

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BIBLE (The Bible Society website)

 

 

 

YOU CAN READ THE BIBLE ON THE INTERNET

There is no substitute for reading the Bible.  If you are new to The Bible you might like to read one of four Gospels about the life of Jesus and about the amazing things he said and did; Matthew, Mark, Luke or John.

 

You could also read the Acts of the Apostles and the letters written by the early Christians including St Paul, in the New Testament.

…… and of course, the Old Testament, starting at Genesis.   

 

www.biblegateway.com/     The whole Bible - choose from several translations

www.biblegateway.com/resources/readingplans/

www.devotions.net/bible/00bible.htm                    The whole Bible - New Revised                                                                         Standard Version.

 

If you are feeling very busy and need some calm, you may like to read our Licensed Lay Worker, Hazel Chow’s sermon.  Please click

 

The Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 25, verse 35

For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in.  I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.' ..…...  Verse 45 "The Lord will reply, 'I tell you the truth, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.'

You may like to click here to go to a page where you can click at no cost to you to give cups of rice, cups of water, etc to the very poor and hungry people of our world.

 

 

Thank you to everyone who gave contributions to the bric-a-brac stall at St Michael’s Spring Fairs.  The items not sold were taken to the Helen & Douglas House charity shop in Beaconsfield.  The items sold this year and in 2009 made £109.50 for Helen & Douglas House, including reclaimed tax.  Click here to see their Thank You letter.

We also took some items to the Iain Rennie Hospice at Home shop.

 

 

 

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