St Michael’s, is the largest of the five church buildings in the Benefice, was
originally the estate church and is often referred to as ‘the Church in the Park’. In the
1860’s Sir George Gilbert Scott rebuilt the chancel and in 1889 the nave was rebuilt by J P St Aubyn. The parapet and pinnacles are typical of him and surmount what is still basically a 15th century
tower. The 15th century porch has survived this upheaval.

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St Michaels Woolverstone will normally have a service on 1st, and 3rd Sundays as well a short Communion service every Thursday morning at 9.00 am.  The church is open daily (between 9.00 am and 6.00 pm ) and all are welcome to visit, whether it be for private prayer, a moment to enjoy the peace and quiet or to admire the interior of the building.