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Wednesday 29th July
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Thursday 30th July
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Friday 31st July
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Sunday 2nd August
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Tuesday 4th August
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Wednesday 5th August
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Church & Community

Summertown Wolvercote Wytham
Church Partnership
In search of the unity for which Christ prayed
The ecumenical Church Partnership represents a collaboration of four churches and two denominations: St Michael & All Angels in Summertown; Wolvercote's St Peter's and Wolvercote Baptist Church; and All Saint's Church in Wytham Village.
The aim of the Partnership is to be a witness to a shared vision of ministry and mission within our local area.
Representatives of the four churches meet regularly to share news and discuss and plan joint activities and new initiatives, mission and outreach events, as well as joint services and study courses.
We share a website where you can read more about the partnership and its activities: Summertown Wolvercote Wytham Church Partnership (https://swwcp.org).
Bishop's Mission Order for Cutteslowe
St Michael & All Angels is also a partner church with St Andrew's, Linton Road and St Peter's, Wolvercote in the Bishop's Mission Order (BMO) for Cutteslowe. The BMO is focused on building relationships and partnerships which will bring about positive change in Cutteslowe. Cutteslowe Connected is central to this mission. It is a developing church community, planted by St Andrews, at the heart of the Cutteslowe estate.
Churches Together in North Oxford
Ecumenism is an important component of St Michael's approach to Christianity. We are a member of the Churches Together in North Oxford (CTNO) and have provided from within our congregation several recent Chairs of CTNO, a practical sign of our commitment to working together with other local churches.












