St Michael and All Angels Mill Hill

WELCOME TO SMMH

Our congregation reflects the glorious diversity of our
local community.
We welcome all, irrespective of age, ethnicity,
social background, disability, sexuality or gender.
We believe all are equally loved and valued by Christ.

We strive to ensure our worship is open, accessible
and relevant to all. 

CENTENARY

Saturday 26th June 2021 marked the centenary
of St Michael's Church.
We were privileged and thankful to have the Right Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London presiding and preaching at a special celebration Mass at 2:30pm.

The service was broadcast live on Zoom, and a recording is now available on our YouTube channel.
A celebratory booklet "The Story of St Michael's" and bookmark are available on request.
See our Centenary page for details.

PUBLIC WORSHIP

We have resumed public sevices in the church following guidance from the Government and the Diocese on limiting numers, social distancing etc.

Whenever possible, we will broadcast our live services simultaneously on Zoom.
Some extra services and events will remain on Zoom only.
See our Services and Events page for details.

LATEST NEWS

► Millway Singers
The Millway Singers will be meeting in the church on Monday evenings, 5:30 - 7:00pm starting on Monday 22^nd August.

► Volunteers for
     live-streaming
We are looking for voulnteers to help with live-streaming the Sunday morning service

► Parish Giving Scheme
It is now possible to set up a direct debit online for donations to the church using the Parish Giving Scheme

► Junior Church
We have resumed Junior Church during the 10:30am Mass on Sundays

SPECIAL FEATURES

► Hendon Christian
     Housing Association
HCHA is looking for volunteer Board Memebers from local churches to provide ongoing input to support the local church concept of providing housing to those in need and for the disadvantaged.

► Crescent Kids
Crescent Kids is a charity which supports children with Sickle Cell Anaemia. Sickle Cell is one of the worlds most common genetic conditions yet it is vastly underfunded.