St Michael's College

Since leaving our home in a small village north of Carmarthen, my two daughters and I have found life in Cardiff very different! Coming to St Michael’s and beginning my ministerial formation has changed our lives in almost every way, and being part of the community here has helped us to weather the changes andContinue Reading

Students at St Michael’s college have set up a group called Revive that meets monthly for worship and teaching from a leading guest speaker followed by prayer ministry. On 6th December we were delighted to host Professor John Lennox to speak to us on A Matter of Gravity: God, the Universe and Steven Hawking. OverContinue Reading

At the beginning of our second year in 2009, Will Gibbons and Jeremy Bevan decided that we would like to compliment our college training with speakers from elsewhere, and that we wanted an opportunity within the college for charismatic prayer and worship. There are times when we feel the need to praise God, and toContinue Reading

It was only after I was ordained deacon last summer and when I began working in my title post (curate at St Philip’s, Leicester) that I suddenly realised how much my time at St Michael’s had shaped me. As a deacon working in an urban and hugely multicultural as well as multifaith parish, I haveContinue Reading

The Rainbow of Hope is a Christian charity working in Cardiff with the homeless, disadvantaged and asylum seekers. The churches involved provide food and drink on the streets of Cardiff every night at 8pm, this is the Paradise Run, and it provides food to about thirty people every night of the year. The college takesContinue Reading

I am a single parent studying for ordination at St Michael’s College. I have 4 children living with me whilst studying here, age range 17 to 2. When I asked the children what they liked best about being part of college life I wondered if they would say it was the playroom full of book,Continue Reading