St. Michael’s is the church at the centre of Bishop’s Stortford. There has probably been a church on this site since the seventh century, but the church as seen today was largely built in the early 1400’s.

The church is open as a quiet place for visitors, as well as for regular daily services and for private prayer.

It is also home to a thriving and lively community of Christian people who believe that meaning and purpose in life is found through faith in God, and that Jesus Christ is as relevant and challenging to us today as he was 2000 years ago.

We try to offer something for every Christian. We welcome families and have crèche and Sunday school facilities for children of all ages at the Parish Communion service.

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We aim to be a welcoming and transforming community of people who know, love and serve God. We are part of the Church of England.

What's New On The Website

Parish Magazine Newsletter - May 2012

The Man Born To Be King

Over Passiontide and Easter 2012 members of the Church performed five of the plays from the series called 'The Man Born to be King'.  These were plays for radio written by Dorothy L Sayers, based on the gospel accounts of the Easter story, and first performed in the 1940's. 

St. Michael's Festival - May 18th, 19th, 20th. The latest information about the  "Celebration" Festival

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St Michael's News - News from the Parish and an opportunity to have your say.