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We are delighted to report that, despite the recent never-ending rain, the roofing repairs to the chancel and vestry roofs of St Mary’s are now complete. A few months ago, we were really struggling to assess how our fundraising efforts and reserves could stretch to covering the roof repairs as well as other recent expenses for major repair bills for the organ, electrical work, and central heating. Maintaining and preserving a Grade II* listed heritage building is a challenge. But then we

Were you aware that St Mary the Virgin has 5 ancient yew trees in its churchyard?  A solid and respectful remnant of a bygone age, but still growing fast, furiously and healthily into the 21st century. Please come and explore the churchyard, as they are magnificent. This year, in collaboration with Love Your Yew Week 2026, a group of enthusiastic volunteers has been trimming the ground beneath the yew trees to give these ancient specimens the best support possible in 2026.

Do you know the difference between a misericord and an altar or reredos?  Do you know your sedilia and piscina from your hatchment? If you don't, and are curious for a layman's description of what you typically might find in a church building please explore the National Churches Trust latest article on how to identify the interior of a church building. National Churches Article    

Music in churches is synonymous with organs. It is their unique sound and volume which makes them such special musical instruments; it is impossible to imagine a church service without an organ. The organ is a living, breathing machine and, as with any musical instrument, organs need to be cared for.  Over time parts wear out, leather perishes, dust accumulates, and the organ begins to suffer from excessive wind noise and becomes more difficult to play. The time has come to give

Please find attached the St Mary's, Micheldever,Annual Report 2025, which highlights the church's activities for 2025. Read about the fundraising activities that the church has organised throughout the year for the repairs to the roof and organ and general maintenance of the church. Find out about Growing Rural Parishes and our involvement in this Church of England activity. Understand the finances of the church during the last year This report was approved by the Parochial Church Council (PCC) at the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM)

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