Worship

Services

We are a lively and very welcoming church, and embrace a range of worship traditions.
Our regular pattern of services is as follows:-

 

8.00am

9.30am

1st Sunday of month

 

Family Service

2nd Sunday of month

 

Holy Communion (CW)

3rd Sunday of month

Holy Communion (BCP)

Morning Worship

4th Sunday of month

 

Holy Communion (CW)

5th Sunday of month

 

Special Services

Coffee is served after the 9.30 service in the church room opposite the main church door, and all are very welcome to come and enjoy fellowship, coffee and cake.

During the week we have a regular pattern of events:-

Monday

9.15am PUFFS – people with under 5’s group in St Petroc’s church room

8.00pm Bellringing practice

Wednesday

8.30am Morning Prayer in the church

10.00am Thought for the week discussion group by zoom

Friday

9.00am Morning Worship by zoom

7.00pm Choir practice in church

Saturday

2nd Saturday from 10am Coffee in the church car park

3rd Saturday from 10am Compassionate Friends café in the Old School centre

Please go to our weekly Dear Friends page for further details.
We look forward to warmly welcoming you to any of our events.

In addition we have a number of active Bible study and prayer groups.
There is an active, albeit small, Mothers Union Diocesan Member Branch comprising both ladies and gentlemen!

We see ourselves as a church serving our community.
We undertake a number of “life events” services – baptisms, weddings and funerals.
If you would like to discuss these please either email or call the Vicar at revginar@gmail.com or 07903 400480; or via the “contact us” on the Home page.

NEXT SERVICE

28th March - Maundy Thursday 6.30pm
29th March - Good Friday service 10am
31st March - Sunrise Service 8.00am
Holy Communion - 9.30am

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Collect and Readings
Genesis 9:9-17
Mark 1: 9-15

Church of England – Morning Prayer

Monday - Prayer

Tuesday - Prayer

Wednesday - Prayer

Thursday - Prayer

Friday - Prayer

Saturday - Prayer

"Thought for the Week" discussion group

Gina has setup a “Thought for the week discussion group” to talk about the sermon from the previous Sunday. 

        

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