Falmouth Christian Healing Rooms is starting up on 8th October and is staffed by a group of Christians from across the churches. Initially it will be on the first Tuesday of each month running from 1.30 pm – 4pm. This is very much a missional initiative aimed at sharing the love of Jesus Christ to the general public through the signs, wonders and miracles that Jesus still performs through Christians. If you are interested in becoming part of the team then please email falmouthhealingrooms@gmail.com for details.
Feet on the Street: Street Pastors return to Falmouth
Who are we…
Feet on the Street is a new ‘churches together’ initiative aiming to provide extra support and care for people at night in Falmouth. We are an independent charity comprising of local volunteers working in association with ROC Angels. Feet on the Street has been endorsed by the local council and police and we work in close association with them.
What we do…
At night people can get into various kinds of difficulties; under the influence of drugs or alcohol, disorientated by mental illness, lost in unfamiliar surroundings, or struggling with loneliness. We offer a welcome face, a non-judgmental listening ear and signposting to other support services where appropriate. We can also offer small items of practical help and we carry a basic first aid kit to assist and support people until they are deemed safe. We aim to provide hope, compassion and a calming presence to vulnerable people in need.
As Christians who really care about our community Feet on the Street volunteers are committed to the service of others in the name of Jesus. We are led to serve in a practical way and challenged to share Jesus’ love outside the four walls of our churches, we believe that we have a responsibility to serve people who need help and give our time for free, we are passionate about everyone feeling safe whether you are visiting, a student or a resident in our community.
How you can support us…
Become a volunteer – join our team
Support financially – a one off donation or monthly support
Spread the Word – tell you friends, churches, neighbours and colleagues about the amazing work our teams are doing
HALF TERM OPENING – Wednesday-Friday 10am-3pm. On Thursday we are only open for THE KING’s BALL party- ticketed and includes a royal Banquet! Please pre- book and our fancy dress theme is Prince and Princess, 👑 We are so looking forward to this!! Our Thursday afternoon is mainly focused on our Foodbank clients. We are working on adding volunteers to be able to open on Tuesday and even Saturdays too – so please watch this space! 👑💍💎 … See MoreSee Less
We are very sorry to announce that Sue Mills, well known in Falmouth & Penryn Churches Together and across the county for her ecumenical work in Churches Together and the World Day of Prayer, died peacefully at home on 15 October following a short illness. Details of the funeral, on Fri 1 Nov at St Budock Church, Falmouth, and accompanying livestream/recording are available at susan-jane-mills.muchloved.com. All are welcome.Please find below the details for Sue’s funeral. For anyone wishing to make a donation, you can do so here: susan-jane-mills.muchloved.com … See MoreSee Less
Next Thursday (31st October) we are hosting our annual kings Ball and would like to cordially invite all the little princes and Princesses of the realm to attend! The ball will be held in Dwell cafe from 10am -1pm with a banquet prepared by our chef from 12pm. Please can you RSVP by messaging to book your place, or sign up in the cafe. THIS IS A ROYAL BALL -not a Halloween party, so only royal themed fancy dress please! 😊 … See MoreSee Less
If you were unable to join Alpha last Wednesday but are still really wanting to, it’s not too late. The last chance to come along is on 9th October, 7.15pm. You will be very welcome! Please message us, speak to someone at church, or leave a comment and we’ll be in touch. … See MoreSee Less
We are extremely grateful to those who have volunteered to assist in the production of the CTC infoHub during our current staff shortage, which will allow us to continue ‘normal service’ once they h…
Falmouth Christian Healing Rooms is starting up on 8th October and is staffed by a group of Christians from across the churches. Initially it will be on the first Tuesday of each month running from 1.30 pm – 4pm. This is very much a missional initiative aimed at sharing the love of Jesus Christ to the general public through the signs, wonders and miracles that Jesus still performs through Christians. If you are interested in becoming part of the team then please email falmouthhealingrooms@gmail.com for details. … See MoreSee Less