Weekly Notices 28th November – Advent Sunday
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Friends of St Michael’s theatre night: ‘One Man, Two Guv’nors’, 24 Feb 2022
The Friends of St Michael’s Church have been allocated tickets by the Abbey Theatre to sell and raise funds. The play One Man, Two Guv’nors will be performed on the Main Stage at the Abbey Theatre on Thursday 24th February 2022. Start
Weekly Notices 21st November – Christ the King
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Introduction to the Gospel of Luke Powerpoint
Kenneth’s presentation as part of our symposium about the Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles on November 25th is available in pdf by clicking here.
Time and Talents Survey
St Michael’s and St Mary’s 2021 Giving Campaign is focussing on Time and Talents – the many ways in which you can contribute skills and energy to your parish. Do not under estimate the power of your talents! It is
Weekly Notices 14th November – Remembrance Sunday
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Remembrance Sunday sermon – John Bannister
No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. You are my friends if you do what I command you. (John 15. 13) Some years ago, there was a television advertisement that tried to
An Introduction to the Gospel of Luke
8pm Thursday 25th November in the Parish Centre (AL3 4SL) The new Church year which begins at Advent will source most of the Sunday gospel readings from St Luke. This evening session, led by Kenneth Padley, is an opportunity to
St. Michael’s Bonfire Night, Sat 6th November
St Michael’s Church, 6th November, 4-6pm£5 Per Person – £15 Family of 4Includes a hot dog (& soft drink for all children)Beer, Mulled Wine & Hot Chocolate ON SALE Tickets available – After Church – Sunday 17th, 24th, 31st OctoberFrom
Revitalisation and The City of God: St Albans Civic Sermon
by Kenneth Padley; St Albans Cathedral 17th October 2021 Psalm 126; Proverbs 8.12-21; Revelation 21.1-5a Martin’s Scorsese’s movie Gangs of New York depicts gratuitous blood-letting between Protestants and Catholics in the late nineteenth-century American metropolis. The message of the film is that