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Sunday:
St Michael’s Wood Green – 8:30am (Said Mass)
St Michael’s Wood Green – 10:30am (Sung Mass)
St Michael’s at Bowes – 11:00am (Sung Mass)
Tuesday:
St Michael’s at Bowes – 11:00am (Said Mass)
Wednesday:
St Michael’s Wood Green – 12:00noon (Said Mass)
Friday:
St Michael’s Wood Green – 12:00noon (Said Mass)
Saturday:
St Michael’s Wood Green – 11:00am Confessions / 12:00noon (Said Mass)
St Michael's Church, Wood Green
Nearest Tube Station: Wood Green (Picadilly Line)
Bus Routes to St Michaels Wood Green: 221, 329, 121, W4, 29 (to Wood Green).
St Michael at Bowes Church
Bus Routes to St Michaels at Bowes: 329, 121,141 and 232.
5 Minute walk from Bus routes to the Church.
Let us keep you posted
Please stay tuned here for regular updates from the Wood Green Parish. We remain the Body of Christ, united together through our prayers for the world, for Wood Green, for those providing healthcare and for each other.

We're passionate about supporting the young people of our community by providing engaging and safe places for them to meet.

St Raphael’s Centre provides accommodation for our Sunday School, and is also a drop-in centre for outreach.

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We are an Anglo-Catholic community, under the episcopal care of the Bishop of Fulham. There is a great breadth to the nationalities which our community is gathered from, reflecting the diversity of our local areas.
Our worship centres upon the eucharist, which is celebrated most days in one of the two churches within our parish, St Michael’s in Wood Green, or St Michael-at- Bowes. We also run regularly Bible study courses, have focused Men and Women’s Ministry and have a long standing commitment to children’s and schools ministry.
The parish of St Michael’s believes that the care and protection of children, young people, and vulnerable adults who are involved in church activities is the responsibility of the whole Church community. Everyone who participates in the life of the Church has a role to play in promoting a safer church for all. Our commitment to creating a safe environment flows from the fact that we are all made in the image of God and the Church’s common belief in the dignity and uniqueness of every human being. We expect all our staff, volunteers and those who use our premises to share this commitment and value the support of those who worship here in achieving this. If you have any concerns please contact either the clergy of the parish or our Parish Safeguarding Officer, Tendy Lindsay. For more information and contact details click here.
