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This is a dilemma for many of us at St Michael’s – what to do with all those those blister packs from pills and tablets, many of which can’t go into our council recycling because they are are comprised of mixed foil and plastic. Some pharmacies have recycling schemes...

Legacies, whether large or small, can make a significant difference to the finances of the church, and what we are able to do.  Legacies are a great encouragement to us, and we are very grateful to be remembered in this way. When you are drafting or reviewing your...

The next Churchyard working party will be on Saturday 14th September, 9am until noon, refreshments and a light buffet lunch will be served. Please come along and help tidy up the Churchyard for Autumn.  Everyone welcome.

This year the bike n hike is on Saturday the 14 September. To join us for the “bike” we are leaving St Michael’s at 10.00 am. Anyone is welcome to join us for gentle ride around some of the local churches of MK. Simon Young plans to lead a hike from St Michael's,...

We reviewed the numbers who have attended our monthly Family Services since February 2022 when we moved them to 3.00 pm. While the services have been creative and engaging, and some families have sometimes attended, many have only attracted small numbers of children....

Gift Day will take place on Saturday 28th September in the Memorial Hall from 9am until 12 noon. We need ideas for the format of it and what stalls we could run. We need items for all our stalls cakes, plant and produce, raffle prizes and items for the bottle tombola...

CRE is coming to Milton Keynes for the first time this October. There are 150+ exhibitors.   It’s a great opportunity to browse books, and many other resources.  There are also 50+ talks on leadership, mission, fundraising, church tech, evangelism, social issues and...

In light of the devastating impact of Hurricane Beryl on the islands of Grenada, Carriacou, Petite Martinique, and St Vincent and the Grenadines, we are deeply moved by the suffering endured by our brothers and sisters. The catastrophic winds and torrential rains have...

There is a need to increase the size of our Memorial Garden for cremated remains. Our intention is to extend the existing garden further along the 'Bishops Walk' wall, where there are no graves, and to more than double the size of the existing Garden thus providing...

For several years Keith Price has been both Churchwarden and the co-ordinator of our churchyard maintenance. He now feels that the time has come for him to give up the churchyard maintenance role. This role involves: Organising 3 -4 churchyard working parties (usually...