Early notice for those long summer afternoons……
They’ll be four Children’s sessions at St Teath over the summer to which parents and young children are warmly welcome. In between, we’ll keep the Children’s corner stacked with changing activities, so drop by any time the church is open (which is 9-5 most days). Here are the dates:
August 3rd. Beach theme
August 10th Den building
August 17th Boats and explorers
August 24th Under the sea
More details to follow!
Our three services on Sunday 11th June had elements of St Barnabus in them. Rev’d Jeffrey led communion services in St John’s and St Adwena, celebrating and encouraging us in following the example of St Barnabus. At St Teath, lead by Claire, we worked through the practical implications of this. We were laying before God potential ideas for our future ministry, comparing it with the Deanery and Diocesan plans. Having done the praying through on Sunday, we’ll be looking at the nitty-gritty of the plans on Monday at PCC………
Our Trinity Sunday services were at St Teath in the morning and St Thomas in the afternoon. We were blessed with Rev’d Geraldine leading us in the morning, reminding us that God is near, whichever way we try to get our head around the idea! Sue lead an afternoon Songs of Praise with great enthusiasm, and some throwbacks to the 90’s!
Friday 2nd June 8.30 am St Julitta Breakfast Communion
Sunday 4th June 11.00 am St Tetha Family Communion
Sunday 4th June 4.00 pm St Thomas Songs of Praise
Thursday 8th May 7.00 pm St Julitta Compline
Sunday 11th June 9.30 St Thomas Holy Communion
Sunday 11th June 11.00 St Tetha Morning Worship
Sunday 11th June 11.15 St Adwena Holy Communion
Sunday 18th June 9.30 am St Thomas Holy Communion
Sunday 18th June 11.00 am St Tetha Holy Communion
Saturday 24th June 5.00 pm The Old Vicarage Garden, St Teath, Stubby’s Jazz Band
Sunday 25th June 9.30 am St John Holy Communion
Sunday 25th June 10.00 am St Tetha Breakfast Church
Sunday 25th June 11.15 am St Julitta Holy Communion
Join us for worship on Sunday 28th May, Pentecost Sunday:
Sunday 28th May 9.30 am St John Holy Communion
Sunday 28th May 10.00 am St Tetha Breakfast Church
Sunday 28th May 11.15 am St Julitta Holy Communion
Here’s a link to Bishop Hugh’s presentation:
You are warmly invited to join us at St Julitta’s Lanteglos on Tuesday 23rd May, 7.00 pm to celebrate Jeffrey’s licensing as our Associate Priest. Archdeacon Kelly will be leading our service, with our Benefice choir helping to lead the musical elements of our worship. Plus, of course, the wonderful post-service hospitality we always receive at Lanteglos. See you there!
On Sunday 21st May at St Thomas we were delighted to be joined by our friends from Camelford Methodists for a communion service. Jeffrey led our service, reminding us of God’s love, God’s glory and God’s mission to our world in the Cosmos. Our service at St Teath included a visit by two beautiful house martins and included some beautiful prayers by Helen. The day ended with a wonderful gathering of people from Camelford, Tintagel, Boscastle, Polzeath, Delabole, Trelights and Mullion. They all came to St Julitta’s Wesley brothers hymns celebration and sang with uninhibited joy. The tea was also very good…..!
During the short period between Ascension Day and Pentecost, we welcome you to join us and consider that wonderful part of the Lord’s Prayer, Thy Kingdom Come. In the afternoon, our Songs of Praise will celebrate the legacy of the Wesley dynasty in some glorious hymns. You’ll be welcome at any of our three services, then for Jeffrey’s licensing service on Tuesday 23rd May.
Sunday 21st May 9.30 am St Thomas Holy Communion
Sunday 21st May 11.00 am St Tetha Holy Communion
Sunday 21st May 4.00 pm St Julitta Songs of Praise
Tuesday 23rd May 7.00 pm St Julitta Licensing of Rev’d Jeffery Terry as Associate Priest for the Benefice
We were delighted to welcome our friends from across the Benefice to St Teath church on Thursday 18th May to celebrate Ascension Day. Our service was led by Jeffrey, assisted by lay reader Sue. Geraldine spoke to us of where Jesus’ Ascension fits in God’s plan and gave a prophetic word to us about letting go of things we no longer need to do. Our 16-strong choir led some hearty singing in the hymns, although somehow Tallis’ If Ye Love Me sounded rather a long way from the original…… The choir consoled themselves with renditions of Camborne Hill and Ilkley Moor in the pub afterwards.
