You are invited to come and browse our wide range of Fairtrade and ethically sourced goods including food, drink, crafts, cards, household products and gifts.
All are welcome to join in celebration of the Church’s birthday as we mark the climax of the 10th year of Thy Kingdom Come, 1700th Anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and 30 years of Churches Together in Cornwall
This April our theme is Unashamed To Share. We’ll be joined by Bible Society’s spoken word artist Dia Woolridge, the Creation Fest House Band, and a whole host of spectacular hubs.
This April our theme is Unashamed To Share. We’ll be joined by Bible Society’s spoken word artist Dia Woolridge, the Creation Fest House Band, and a whole host of spectacular hubs.
Join us for a powerful and thought-provoking evening in partnership with the Woodland Trust exploring one of the UK’s forgotten forests —our temperate rainforests.
Our heart and vision are to contend for the prophetic space we are called to occupy together, responding corporately to Heaven’s invitation to stand before the Lord, listen to His heart, and discern His voice.
The festival will be open 10.30am to 4.30pm each day and on Sunday, at 5.00pm, Revd Mike North will take a special Celtic Evensong at which the Bishop of St. Germans, the Rt Revd Hugh Nelson, will preach.
Churches Together in Hayle are having a prayer walk at 11am on 18th January. We plan to meet at Light and Life’s ‘The Bridge’ and walk along Hayle and call in at each church along the way for a short time of prayer before ending up at the Rec cafe for a coffee together. (If it rains…
An annual United Service, six prayer times and soup lunches and a mass during the week of 18th – 25th January in various churches in the Helston and Wendron district,
This Glow we will be looking at ALL things Christmas! We have some exciting Christmas themed hubs for us to engage deeper with the word. Including making some Christmas creations and an acoustic worship hub We can’t wait to share all of this festive fun with you. And here’s the best part: we’d love for…