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Enjoyment was had by all this week at the Elevenses Zoom on Wednesday hosted by Zara.

Following the Craft Zoom, organised by Deacon Jane, held this Tuesday for the second time, Zara hosted our first Coffee Meet on Zoom this morning, details below if you would like to join us next week for either activity.

Our first ever Zoom Church which Jean W is holding is on the 31st Jan at 4pm.

If you would like to join us for this service then please contact the Pastoral Team

on the link below and they will forward you the Zoom link for the service.

 pastoral@falmouthmethodist.org.uk 

Inspired by the Craft Zoom, organised by Deacon Jane, held this Tuesday, Zara has organised a Coffee Meet on Zoom details below:

Coffee meeting over Zoom,  if you would like to join in then please email me at Zaras189@gmail.com

Dear Friends, Are you, like many, struggling to find inspiration to get on with your next project? Would it help to ‘spend a little time’ with like minded people? If so, you are invited to be part of an online gathering to share some crafting time together over tea and cake (please provide your own!) We meet on Tuesdays at 1pm, using ‘Zoom’, to share ideas, seek inspiration, set time aside to craft, or simply to chat with friends, something that can be so hard to do right now.

WORSHIP AT HOME - Sunday Services & Wednesday Worship available from 10.30am on respective days, and remain accessible on our Circuit YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSZkv-Db2MFXsQEzhra0azw
SUBTITLES - each video has subtitles which you can turn on by pressing CC (Closed Caption) on your screen.

Dear Lord, we want to praise you for the generosity of the members of Falmouth Methodist Church who kindly raised an amazing £820.00 to give to the Dracaena Centre so that many young people will receive a gift this Christmas.

In the accompanying photograph Rev’d Andrew Mumford is presenting a cheque to Dawn from the Dracaena Centre during a morning service.

It may not have matched the choreography of Strictly but the socially distanced singing of Christmas carols outside Falmouth Methodist Church this afternoon certainly spread some joy on The Moor; a dedicated group sang traditional Merritt carols and favourites like Away in a Manger.

The accompanying pictures are taken from our advent calendar from yesterday on day 9.

This colourful display is regularly updated by Jean and tells the visual story of the run up to Christmas with lots of interesting facts included.

John Wesley and Methodism

In Our Time available on BBC Radio 4 website

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the difference John Wesley made during the Christian Revival of the 18th Century, developing Methodism into a major movement around the world.