St Michael’s offers you a very warm welcome! We hope to inspire a sense of community and friendship, as we seek to know God’s presence in the world through worship and music, community activity and events, celebration and learning. Aside from our services and events, the church is used each week by a range of groups, with details on our Bookings & Hire page.

You can find out more about our people and get in touch via the Contact page.
Read St. Michael’s Safeguarding Policy here. 

Booking the church ~ The church of St Michael’s is a unique venue for weddings and events, especially acoustic music, lectures and talks. It is also a growing resource for the local community. Please email bookings@stmichaelsmountdinham.org.uk to find out more or to request a booking.

Clergy ~ Fr Nigel Mason is the licensed Curate in Charge of St. Michael’s. Fr Mike Clark is the Interim Minister for the Benefice, within which St Michael’s church sits. A team of clergy supports services at St. Michael’s, and includes the Ven. David Gunn Johnson, Fr Steven Martin, Fr Scott Angel, Fr Dominic Cyrus, the Revd. Hannah Alderson, the Revd. Sarah Cumming, the Revd. Sue Astbury and the Revd. Ash Leighton-Plom.

Exeter Diocese ~ Advice and news can be found here. The Diocesan Safeguarding Team can be contacted here.

The PCC of the Conventional District Church of St Michael and All Angels Mount Dinham was formed on 25th September 2024 and meets monthly.

Ecumenicism ~ St. Michael’s warmly welcomes those from other churches in communion with the Church of England and other Christian denominations to worship here.

A place of training and development ~ St Michael’s has inspired many to develop their creativity, love of liturgy and musical gifts in the context of an Anglo-Catholic church. It has been a foundational place for many on their early career path in music or in the ministry, in teaching, architecture and design. Our vision is to offer a range of experiential opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds.

Equality, diversity and inclusion ~ St. Michael’s is an inclusive church which seeks to celebrate and affirm every person. A special service is offered each year to celebrate and pray for inclusion and equality in association with Pride Exeter in the city. Practical access provision includes wheelchair access via the great west doors, good lighting, large print books, and a hearing loop. The PCC’s Buildings group are reviewing plans for a new disabled access toilet in 2025.

Policies and Privacy Notices ~ For policy documents and guidance, please refer to the Diocese of Exeter webpage. Policies and privacy notices are currently being updated for St Michael’s as a new Conventional District Church within the Diocese of Exeter.

Safeguarding ~  if you have a concern about the safety of someone or the actions of those working with children or vulnerable adults, please contact St. Michael’s safeguarding lead Sabrina Gröschel, safeguarding@stmichaelsmountdinham.org.uk.