Notices
Notices for 17th & 24th March 2024
Minister: Revd. Jonathan Froggatt
Sunday 17th March 10.30am Worship led by Mr Paul Langford
At Mawnan Smith 10.30am Worship led by Mrs Lucille Rowse
At Langholme Worship led by Revd. Andrew Mumford including Holy Communion
Sunday 24th March Palm Sunday 10.30am Worship led by Revd. Celia Phillips
At Langholme Worship led by Revd. Liz Harris
Sunday 3rd March 10.30am Worship led by Revd. Andrew Mumford including Holy Communion
After Sunday services, refreshments are served. Please stay and take the opportunity to have a chat and get to know us better.
Thursday 4th April 10.30am Mid-week Holy Communion at New Street
Midweek communion at New Street. KCM members will also be invited to join us. A midweek communion service will be held on the first Thursday of each month, being led alternately by a Methodist minister and an Anglican priest, with both congregations warmly invited to join us.
Regular activities:
Stitchcraft: meet at the Princess Pavilion every Monday at 2pm. New members’ welcome.
Footsteps Café: Falmouth & Penryn Churches Together coffee morning, Footsteps is held every Thursday in the foyer of Emmanuel Baptist Church from 10-12 noon. Hot and cold drinks and homemade cakes available. All are welcome.
Wednesday Welcome: meets on the first Wednesday in the month. The next dates are, 3rd April Falmouth Court Care Home, 1st May Flicka Donkey Sanctuary. Please speak to, or telephone Jeanette to book.
Other Notices
Maundy Thursday 28th March 11.30am: A short service reflecting on the events of Holy Week. This service will be followed by a soup lunch in the downstairs room of New Street Hall. This will replace our Tenebrae Service this year.
Revive: Please note that Revive will be at St Day, not Stithians as indicated on the Circuit Plan on 17th March and will be a Lent Prayer Labyrinth with refreshments from 5pm.
Circuit Zoom Prayer Meeting You are invited to join on the first and third Tuesday of each month - 6.15 for 6.30pm. Revd. Jonathan will email the joining link to 'regulars' but if you would like to join please email Jonathan.
Lent Groups: Churches Together in Falmouth and Penryn Lent Course 2024 Women of the Old Testament, continue on Wednesdays at 7.00pm and Thursdays at 2.30pm respectively, at King Charles the Martyr Church Falmouth (Choir Vestry). We are studying some of the key women in the Old Testament including Ruth, Abigail, and Esther. Do come and join us. Everyone Welcome.
Wellspring Celebration Weekend - Worship, Teaching, Fellowship across the Cornwall and IoS District, 21st - 23rd June. More information about the Saturday and Sunday, as well as bio’s about speakers will be coming out over the coming weeks.
Congratulations to Tracy & James on their Silver Wedding Anniversary on the 20th March from all of the church family.
Eco -Tip: Plant a seed. Planting a seed is synonymous with the new beginnings, the sacrificial element of Lent and the long-awaited arrival of Spring. And it's not just symbolic – this is a great time of year to begin sowing and growing if you've ever considered it.
Eco Lent Thought from A Rocha: Grow your own. Whether you have a garden or sunny windowsill, find out what you can sow and grow on a month-to-month basis here. Read how Vishadhi is using her home-grown food to bless her local community and food bank here.
In our prayers, we continue to hold the following before God: from Falmouth: - we pray for, Jane, Moira, Ray Baker, John Cotterell, Sandy White, Hazel’s son Matthew, the Brokenshire Family, Daphne Rundle, Barbara Toyne, Pauline & Peter Cocks, Dorothy Penman, Gwen Dunstan, Gill Wilkinson, and the residents and staff of care homes, especially Langholme and the folk at Abbeyfield.
Pastoral Contact: for March Ginny
YouTube services on Sundays can be found by following the link here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSZkv-Db2MFXsQEzhra0azw/videos
This Sunday 17th March online worship will be led by Ruth Bowen and Sam Goldsworthy.
On Sunday 24th March online worship will be led by Revd. Andrew Mumford.
Thinking of you and missing you at church: Kath Holmes & Isabel Kirby.