We are open for worship every day: see service times. Our Sunday morning service starts at 10am, livestreamed on our Facebook page. Don’t miss Handel’s Messiah on December 9th – see The Chiswick Calendar feature + Buy tickets here. Click the red links or ‘Search’ (right) for more details. Click Calendar (top right) for services and events. Watch our organ in action – Ten Years of The Organ: 2013-2023. Welcome from Father Kevin. St Michael & All Angels, Bedford Park, is a beautiful and welcoming church at the heart of the community in Chiswick, close to Turnham Green Station. Led by the Vicar Fr Kevin Morris, its worship is rich in music and the Anglo-Catholic tradition of the Church of England. Sign up for our weekly events newsletter here. As a centre for the arts, we host concerts and events in the Church and Parish Hall, including our ‘First Friday’ Lunchtime Organ Music, the Bedford Park Festival and the Chiswick Book Festival. We also support: the WB Yeats Bedford Park Artwork Project and Exploring Chiswick 2023. See photos of our services and events here. Please donate to our charities online and also to the work of this church. You can donate regularly through our Parish Giving scheme.
In Mental Health Awareness Week, St Michael & All Angels was delighted to present a cheque for £2,000 to the […] Following the success of last year’s ‘Big Jubilee Sing’ for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee (see photos above, here and on The […] Read Easy Ealing and Koestler Arts will join Read for Good as the Festival’s 2023 charities. The Chiswick Book Festival […] The Rt Revd Dr Emma Ineson, currently Bishop to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, has been announced as the […]
Our sister church is St Peter’s Acton Green, on Southfield Road. See A Year at St Michael’s in Pictures: 2021-22. Click images below to see our Flickr albums of services and events. Scroll down for upcoming events.
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