St.Michael's Llanfihangel Crucorney

04/10/2022

All welcome. Children, if you don't have a real pet to bring for a blessing, why not bring your favourite toy one?

25/09/2022

Father Julian Gray has kindly provided the information regarding our transition to the North Monmouthmouthshire ministry area. Please click on the file, to read all about it.

21/09/2022

This coming Sunday, 25th September, there will be no service at St.Michael's.
Instead, we have kindly been invited to join with Zoar Chapel, Pandy, for their Harvest Celebration, at 11.0a.m. This is sure to be a happy occasion, all welcome.

18/09/2022

WEDNESDAY 21st SEPTEMBER. 10. a.m.

The final quiet service of reflection and thanksgiving, for the life of Queen Elizabeth.
A said service, with Eucharist and reflective music, no hymns .
Everyone is welcome.

11/09/2022

RE. OUR LATE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2ND.

There will be a memorial Eucharist at St. Michael's church, at 7.30 p.m. on Wed.14th of September.
This service will be quiet and contemplative, spoken , with no hymns. It is in addition to our usual Sunday service.
Everyone is welcome.
Meanwhile, the churches remain open between 10 a.m.and 6 p.m. for prayer, and to sign the Condolence books.

09/09/2022

A lovely picture of our new vicar David, and his wife Tess, taken after the service last night, together with Bishop Cherry Vann and Revd Canon Ian Rees, Archdeacon of Monmouth.

09/09/2022

Re. the late Queen Elizabeth.2nd.
From tonight, there will be books of condolence in all 3 churches, St.David's ,St.Martin's
and St. Michael's.
The churches will be open from 10 a.m. to 6p.m.
In the porch at St.Michael's, there will be votive candles which can be lit for prayer.
May she rest in Peace.

09/09/2022

Last night, Thursday 8th September, the church held a very special service for the licensing of our new vicar, Revd. David Roberts.
He becomes Associate Priest in the new North Monmouthshire Ministry Area. He and his lovely wife Tess, will be moving in to the vicarage ,in Llanfihangel Crucorney , and will be very much part of our community.
The service, led by our Bishop Cherry, was both joyful and moving, with the new "Pop Up Choir" helping to swell the singing, and performing two lovely anthems.
We at St. Michael's, along with the valley churches, St. David's, and St. Martin's, are delighted to welcome David and Tess, and look forward to his first service at St. Michael's this coming Sunday.
At the start of the service, Bishop Cherry broke the news of the Death of Queen Elizabeth, and she was of course remembered in our prayers , along with her family.

After the service was over, we spent a really lovely time celebrating, socialising, and enjoying lovely refreshments.
Thanks to all the organisers for such hard work.... and now, we go into the future with confidence.
Once again, welcome, David and Tess. We wish you many years of happiness.

04/08/2022