St. Michael & All Angels, Sunnyside

St. Michael & All Angels, Sunnyside

The church of St. Michael’s sits up the hill from the main centre of Berkhampstead. It looks like an old church but was only consecrated on 30th June 1909. It is open each day and is very well signed from the town (it would be difficult to find without these signs).

I found a good range of the church’s own leaflets on a range of issues and a history one. There is also a couple of locally produced books ‘The Story of Sunnyside’ and ‘The Way of the Cross’, both of which look very good. There is a prayer board to use and a Bible is left open – this is always a good idea. Sometimes we can be too tidy! The Lady Chapel has a prayer area and candles to light. I met two very friendly people here who spoke with evident pride of their church. Perhaps not the most atmospheric of places but it is well kept and well loved. There is a website on http://www.sunnysidechurch.org.uk/ This gives lots of information on the many things that are happening here but no mid week visitor information.