West Cornwall Christian Rendezvous : 30 May, ONLINE
Category: Penwith
Hayle Foodbank
Hayle Foodbank was set up in 2012 by volunteers: members of Churches Together, the Labour Party, local businesses and the Town Council. The foodbank relies on support from the local community through donations of food items, financial gifts and volunteer time. All the supplies in the foodbank store are either donated by the local community: churches, supermarket collections, schools, individuals, and businesses, or purchased using cash donations. The foodbank also benefits from support from Helston Foodbank.
A network of local agencies refer people in crisis to the foodbank, where they will find a non-judgemental environment and be offered an emergency donation of food. People referred receive a voucher entitling them to 3 x 1-week supply of food. Those needing help with food in the
Hayle area are asked not to come to Hayle Food Bank personally but to e-mail a request to
haylefoodbank@yahoo.co.uk preferably by Thursday in any given week. The supplies will then be delivered to their door by a volunteer member of the Food Bank.
Donations can be dropped at the foodbank on a Saturday mornings 9.30 – 10.30. Hayle Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, Hayle TR27 4JU or at local supermarket donation point; ASDA supermarket Hayle: 1 South Quay, Hayle TR27 4EP.
Hayle Foodbank posted on Facebook 10th April: We are now a delivery only service whilst lockdown is in place. We have also moved to referral by email so you don’t need to see the GP, health visitors, teacher, CAB etc. in person to get a voucher. The person referring you just needs to email haylefoodbank@yahoo.co.uk. If you already have a referral and have some weeks left on your voucher you can just email us yourself. Please include your name, address and contact number. We will also now accept a Universal Credit letter as a referral. We know there has been a surge in applications for UC from people who have lost their job due to Corona. Please, please don’t be shy, if you are out of work and need us, we are here for you. No one needs to be hungry.
| Address |
| Hayle Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, Hayle, TR27 4JU |
| Opening hours |
| Hayle Foodbank is now a delivery only service whilst lockdown is in place. |
| Disabled access |
| yes |
| URL |
| http://www.haylemethodist.co.uk/about-us/hayle-foodbank/ |
| Social media – check all that apply |
| haylefoodbank@yahoo.co.uk |
| Who may use the service? |
| Voucher holders |
Prayer Hour for St.Ives : 15 Mar, St Ives
If you Love Jesus and Love people please come along to seek our Fathers heart for St.Ives and for HIS church in the area…
This hour precedes the monthly Churches together meeting with One Heart-
All very welcome
We want to encourage all believers – this is a time for YOU to be united in spirit and purpose in crying out to God-
Not just for leaders, intercessors and other warriors – but all Local Christians –
Now is the time
Revival Fires 🔥 🔥
HeartEdge : 29 March, Penzance – CANCELLED
During the coronavirus pandemic, please assume that all except online events are cancelled or postponed. We will provide updated information as available
HeartEdge is a movement of churches and organisations growing commercial and cultural activity, compassionate response to need and congregational life. As an ecumenical network, a HeartEdge Day brings together people to share ideas and experience, do theology and develop their church and community. The day in Penzance is an opportunity to do theology, make useful connections and develop your own ideas for work locally across Cornwall.
“The HeartEdge Day is a great takeaway – we came as a group and learnt loads. Some we will implement immediately – other ideas we’ll be working on….” Feedback, Newcastle Day
The day includes input from Sam Wells plus local practitioners – experts by experience – sharing their insights about assets and obstacles. This is about what works – and why, and the learning from when things don’t work out. The day is organised and programmed locally, by practitioners who know about issues, challenges and opportunities in Cornwall. All participants focus on learning and sharing ideas and experience that are transferable.
Download poster RegisterOneHEART churches together in St Ives : 15 Mar, St Ives
Monthly Churches Together in St Ives meeting with worship, word and witness of the Christian faith
with Unity in the churches in Cornwall
The Narrow Road: Passion Play : 28 Mar, St Ives – CANCELLED
During the coronavirus pandemic, please assume that all except online events are cancelled or postponed. We will provide updated information as available
Riding Lights Theatre Company is pleased to announce a second revival of their acclaimed passion play The Narrow Road.
Amid the heat and beauty of ancient Palestine, a man stands on a dusty road. An extraordinary journey will take place, retracing the footsteps of Jesus through a world of miracles and madness, violence and liberation. As the Narrow Road is walked, this turbulent world is turned upside down and its inhabitants confronted by an unexpected and surprising vision.
As we walk these inhabitants to the cross and on into the challenge of a life beyond, The Narrow Road asks each of us to review our understanding of our own faith in relation to that journey. There are pauses in the performance which give opportunities for personal reflection and worship.
Tickets: £10
Box Office: 07931965000 / 07789680070
DIRECTOR: Erin Burbridge
DESIGNER: Sean Cavanagh
Penzance : CTIPA Foodbank
The Foodbank provides a box of food containing enough food for 7 days (3 meals a day), for people in financial crisis. People can access this service on production of a voucher which has been issued by agencies such as social services, G.Ps, health workers, schools, YMCA, CAB and Job Centre Plus.
This service is for any housed people in financial crisis who have been given a voucher. Restricted to 3 visits per year.
The food bank emergency phone number 7950 159841 is available 9am -5pm every week day.
Read more ContactPenzance : CTIPA Street Pastors
We are part of a national team first pioneered in 2003, and Street Pastors continues to grow throughout the UK and across the world.
Street pastors are trained volunteers from local churches and we care about our community.
We are usually on patrol from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. on a Friday or Saturday night to care for, listen to and help people who are out on the streets.
We are led by our local coordinator and we also have support from local churches and community groups in partnership with the police, local council and other statutory agencies.
If you are interested in finding out more about our work, or are interested in becoming a Street Pastor, please contact us using the details on this page.
Read morePenzance : CTIPA Breakfast Project
CTIPA Breakfast Project has been active in supporting homeless and vulnerable people in our community since 1999. Initially the project operated seven days a week and was based at Penzance Salvation Army. It then changed in 2008 to a five day a week facility in Manna’s Diner, Wharfside Centre Penzance. From 1st November 2011 it moved to Breadline, Bread Street, Penzance, where it now continues to operate five days a week.
The Project operates between 8am and 9am with an average client attendance of 12 per day. The success of the project lies with the 30 plus dedicated volunteers, of which three per day serve the clients as cook, server or receptionist along side a part-time paid Co-ordinator.
Volunteers aged 18+ are always required and welcomed – and after required legal checks, each volunteer is assisted through an induction programme. If interested in volunteering, please contact your local Minister, Pastor or Priest in Penzance, or use the “contact us” button on this website.
Theology, Disability and the Body of Christ : 27 Feb, Penzance
A feedback session based on teaching given by Dr Brain Brock at a recent conference (see below)
