Diary Dates for November and December

Please note, we’ve just spotted an error! 8.30 St Julitta, 11.30 St Thomas!

Sunday 24th December 11.00 am Seaview Farmshop Carols

Sunday 24th December 5.00 pm St Teath Crib Service

Sunday 24th December 8.30 pm St John Bethlehem Mass

Sunday 24th December 8.30 pm St Julitta Bethlehem Mass

Sunday 24th December 11.30 pm St Teath Midnight Mass

Sunday 24th December 11.30 pm St Thomas Midnight Mass

Christmas Day 10.00 am St Adwena Christmas Morning Worship

Sunday 31st December 10.00 am St John Holy Communion

October services and events

Sunday 1st October 11.00 am, St Teath Family Communion with Baptism

Sunday 1st October 4.00 pm, St Thomas Harvest Songs of Praise

Friday 6th October 8.30 am, St Julitta Communion followed by breakfast

Saturday 7th October afternoon and evening, St Teath Harvest “Come & Sing”

Sunday 8th October 9.30 am, St John Harvest Thanksgiving

Sunday 8th October 11.00 am, St Teath Harvest Thanksgiving

Sunday 8th October 11.15 am, St Adwena Holy Communion

Thursday 12th October 7.00 pm, St Julitta Compline

Sunday 15th October 9.30 am, St Thomas Holy Communion

Sunday 15th October 11.00 am, St Teath Choral Communion

Sunday 15th October 4.00 pm, St Julitta Harvest Thanksgiving (with St Adwena)

(Tuesday 17th & Wednesday 18th October during the day, welcome and interview process to appoint our new Rector and Pioneer Priest)

Sunday 22nd October 9.30 am, St John Holy Communion

Sunday 22nd October 10.00 am, St Teath Breakfast Service

Sunday 22nd October 11.15 am, St Julitta Holy Communion

Thursday 26th October 7.00 pm, St Thomas Healing Service

Sunday 29th October 11.00 am, St Teath Benefice Service

What do you see?

On Sunday 27th August we were considering what we see. How well do we see God working in our lives? Do we stop to consider how God is changing us? How can we tell when God is speaking and we’re just making it up? All things to think about……..

Many thanks to all who contributed to our services at St John’s, St Julitta’s and St Teath, including the baptism party at St Julitta’s and the worship band at St Teath (bigger and better than ever….)

September Services and Events

Friday 1st September 9.00 am St Julitta Holy Communion followed by breakfast

Sunday 3rd September 9.30 am St Thomas Holy Communion (no Songs of Praise in September)

Sunday 3rd September 11.00 am St Teath Choral Communion

Thursday 7th September 3.00 pm St Julitta Endelienta Ensemble, tickets £10

Sunday 10th September 9.30 am St John Holy Communion

Sunday 10th September 11.00 am St Teath Morning Worship

Sunday 10th September 11.15 am St Adwena Holy Communion

Thursday 14th September 7.00 pm St Julitta Compline

Sunday 17th September 9.30 am St Thomas Holy Communion

Sunday 17th September 10.00 am Delabole Chapel Harvest Festival

Sunday 17th September 11.00 am St Teath Family Communion

Sunday 24th September 9.30 St John Morning Worship

Sunday 24th September 10.00 St Teath Breakfast Service

Sunday 24th September 11.15 St Julitta Holy Communion with Baptism

Thursday 28th September 7.00 pm St Thomas Prayer and Healing Service

Wednesdays 9.00 am St Adwena Morning Prayer

Fridays 9.00 am St Julitta Morning Prayer (1st Sept Communion)

We’re Live!

Today the advert for our new Rector and Pioneer Priest went live in Church Times. This is an exciting opportunity and a key part in the Deanery Plan. Pray with us as we seek to find the right person for this role. We know God has someone out there for us! (in the meantime, we will try to get August happenings up on the website shortly……)

Rector & Pioneer Priest (Full-time)

The Benefice of Camel-Allen, Cornwall

Explore the opportunities for mission and ministry in this beautiful coast and country benefice and see for yourself why so many people fall in love with this part of the world!

This is an exciting opportunity for a priest who would like to exercise ministry in a diverse yet realistic cluster of three parishes, combining elements of a traditional incumbency role with a clear commitment to pioneer new initiatives.

The appointment is to a full-time position and we seek a priest with a pioneering spirit, a willingness to embrace a variety of church traditions and a team player with the gifts and graces to exercise oversight ministry by investing in local leaders (lay and ordained) to ensure the flourishing of each parish.

The post combines (in a 50/50 split) elements of a Rector’s role with that of a Pioneer Minister, including:

• Working specifically within Camelford and Delabole to understand the spiritual needs, expectations and opportunities within these local communities;

• Fostering good relationships with relevant community leaders and organisations, including supporting local schools and listening to those within the deep rural parts of our benefice;

• Developing and growing the team of volunteers, identifying and harnessing the gifts God has given.

For further information and details please visits our website:  www.trurodiocese.org.uk/vacancies/

Closing Date:   20th September at 12noon

Shortlisting:    27th September

Parish Visit:     17th October

Interviews:      18th October

Part of the process will include a vocational conversation that will take place online between short-listing and the interview.

The appointment is subject to enhanced disclosure from the DBS

For an informal conversation, please contact the Archdeacon of Bodmin: archdeacons@truro.anglican.org

Flower Festival ’23

St Teath’s bi-annual flower festival coincided with St Teath Carnival Week, the last weekend in July.  The theme was “New Beginnings”, giving plenty of opportunity for imaginative and varied displays.  Along with several Action Men and partners adorned with suitable fig leaves appeared babies and their paraphernalia, clocks celebrating new year and even some bees with their honey!  Particular thanks again to Elaine from Bruallen for an amazing altar display, accompanied by some wonderful wedding photos and bridal gowns.   Musical entertainment was supplied by Gareth Stubberfield, James Westerby and the St Teath Choir singing some of its all-time hits.  The hall hosted light refreshments and a range of scrummy cakes. 

The weekend concluded with a Songs of Praise led by lay-reader Claire Salzmann and the ever-hearty St Teath Church Choir, before retreating to the Hall to finish off the cakes.  A particular thanks to Yvonne who has organised many flower festivals, although feels this must be her last.  Long-serving supporters including Lorraine and David have done much to make sure this year was a success.  We’re grateful for donations of £900 which will be used to help ensure St Teath church is supporting its local community in every new beginning.