On a damp and misty afternoon we gathered at St. Francis School to think about “Dry Bones”. Alan explained that we all need refreshing and renewal in our lives, and that the story of the Dry Bones in the Old Testament was an illustration of the despair that the Hebrew...
Please come and join our celebration on Sunday 12th June at 4.30pm at St Budock Church There will be something for everyone to enjoy, all we need is your company and some lovely cakes. Please bring scones, sandwiches, cakes and other finger food on the day, either before the morning...
The afternoon started with Marcus, Daniel and Geoffrey teaching us how to make Palm Crosses using ‘palm’ leaves from Geoffrey’s garden; the results were very impressive. We then had a time of songs and prayers followed by the ‘Open the Book’ team re-enacting Jesus’s appearance on Easter morning to the...
The Easter Sunrise Service at Pendennis Point will still be going ahead at 6:45 am whatever the weather. Bring your brollies and a sheltered place has been located which we can use if necessary. If you prefer to not go to the service, you are still most welcome to join...
This Sunday, 20th March, is Palm Sunday. Our donkeys, Jacob and Joseph will be meeting us in the Meadery Car Park at 9:30 am and will lead us up the hill to St Budock Church for the 10 am celebration of our Lord’s entry into Jerusalem. Bring your friends along to...
The theme of the February Messy Church Celebration was “Sharing a special meal together”. After the introduction and welcome, the Open the Book team gave a dramatic presentation of Jesus sharing his last meal with his disciples. The activities which followed linked sharing special meals with the Passover, when symbolic...
This year’s Spring Fair and Coffee Morning will now be held at the Penmorvah Manor Hotel, Falmouth, on Thursday 14th April from 11 am – 12:30 pm Please could you start to think about what you can contribute? Prize in Every Jar – Could you fill a jam jar with any item you can think...
Messy Church Sunday 24th January 2016 After introductions and some rousing songs the story of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector (Luke 18: 9-14) was enacted for us, in costume, by members of the ‘Open the Book’ tea. Jesus used this story to teach us that we should pray for...
We are now trying to keep a record of bookings for the Choir Vestry so that we know when it is available for meetings etc. Therefore, could anyone who currently uses, or may wish to use the choir vestry, please let Annette in the Church Office know. Many thanks
Messy Church at St Francis School is enthusiastically heading into its second year. Its first Celebration is on 24th January from 4.00pm to 6.00pm. We will hear why Jesus warns us against showing off or thinking that we are better than other people – how topical is that? All are...