Messy Church got off to a great start on Sunday 24th January. The children and their families were welcomed into St Francis School by members of St Budock Church. There was lots of activities to get involved in before the puppet show began. The afternoon began with some worship as we sang...
Today in Junior Church we learnt about the time when Jesus had seen Nathanael sitting quietly under a fig tree and how we all need to find our own space to have a quiet chat with Jesus to tell him all our worries as well as the things that make...
The next Filling Station will take place on Monday19th January 2015. This is an informal way of expressing the Christian faith and all are most welcome to this comfortable, cafe-style form of worship. This month we have Howard Peskett, the UK Scholarships Administrator of the Langham Partnerships International, founded by John...
We have been challenged, as a diocese, to consider our response to: Ministry Mission Discipleship Finance As a Chapter we have sensed that the best way to do this is through prayer and talking together. To help us in our thinking we shall be joined by Rebecca Evans, Shelly Porter and...
A regular member of St Budock Church is in urgent need of accommodation starting from 1st February. House share or similar in the Falmouth area. Please contact the Vicar, Geoffrey Bennett, email: rev.bennett@talk21.com or phone 01326 376422 if you can help in any way or know of someone who can.
Thank you to Junior Church for a wonderful Nativity Service which was held on Sunday 21st December. The story was told of a young girl (played by Ffion) who didn’t think she believed in the true meaning of Christmas. The narrator (Naomi) began by telling the story of Elizabeth and Zachariah and...
A Message from Tim Crawley (Filling Station). This comes to wish you and all your team members the Lord’s blessing at this Christmas time. And I want to take a moment to thank you most sincerely for your partnership in this gospel ministry during 2014. It is an honour and...
It’s time to get messy – The first Messy Church will be held at St Francis School, Falmouth on 25th January. What? – a time for families to come together for fellowship, creativity, reflection and a meal Where? – St Francis School, Longfield, Falmouth, TR11 4SU When? – Fourth Sunday...