I attend a recovery group here called Celebrate Recovery. It's equivalent to AA with the main…read moredifference being that the "higher power" is Jesus Christ indisputably. It starts at 6pm every Wednesday evening with a free dinner served till 7pm. The program then begins in the church sanctuary for large group. It then continued from about 8pm to 8:30pm small groups. (Men and woman split) Leaders are very friendly and helpful. This truly is a place you can feel comfortable even if you do not believe in Jesus fully.

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"Modern love, walks beside me Modern love, walks on by…read moreModern love, gets me to the church on time" (David Bowie) No, I'm not a St. Michael's member, but I was there Saturday afternoon for a concert. A family friend used to sing with the Simsbury Light Opera Company and she performed here today in a Modern Vintage Opera Holiday Concert as one quadrant of a quartet - mezzo-soprano, tenor, bass, and pianist. The acoustics in the church were fantastic. We heard every note on the piano loud and clear and distinct, and the three talented voices carried magnificently -- from the delicate mezzo-soprano notes to the booming tenor to the window rattling bass. This gorgeous church was built in 1919 and has amazing stained glass and ornate wood trim everywhere. I particularly liked the arched exposed roof trusses over the sanctuary.

this church is beautiful inside, an the granite walls give natural acoustics, where I was told it…read moreis used for recording and the choir is five star. I live next town over and will return the pastor and congregation are kind and think a lot of this church. Awhile back , in the paper written was the history of this church and St. Michael's in England. What a history lesson and a wonderful sermon. from Gail V. Adams , Colebrook, Ct gail394