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Café Worship/ Annual Gift Service

Mawnan Smith is a ‘class’ of Falmouth Methodist Church. We meet in the village on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month, whilst giving the opportunity to our congregation to join the larger church in Falmouth on the other weeks. The last service in our old Methodist Chapel was held on 30th October 2022, please see the attached photos of the last service, conducted by Revd. Andrew Mumford, which show the Harvest collection for our local Food Bank.

Pentecost & Jubilee

At Falmouth Methodist Church this morning (meeting at New Street) our Café Worship service for Pentecost was led by Sam Taylor. This service focused on Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Each table attempted to say ‘Holy Spirit, we welcome you’ in a variety of languages, from Cornish to Italian, French and German; much fun was had with the pronunciation!

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MWiB Spring District Days 2022

Cornwall and Isles of Scilly

In our Easter celebrations this morning Revd. Andrew invited people forward to an empty cross, kindly made by Monty, to be decorated with beautiful flowers (see photos). This floral transformation illustrated for us today the transforming power of the cross of Christ and Revd. Andrew reminded the congregation that Jesus' love is for all people. Our service concluded with the wonderful hymn Thine Be the Glory.

Falmouth & Penryn Churches Together held their traditional Good Friday Walk of Witness yesterday starting at Emmanuel Baptist Church, before stopping off at All Saints C of E, St Mary’s RC, the old URC building, The Salvation Army, outside the old Methodist Church building, with a reflection at each one, and finally inside King Charles the Martyr C of E - where Rev Bill led us in a short act of worship (pictured).

A few members of the church gathered together today

to make flower bouquets, to give out to the ladies in church,

for Mothering Sunday tomorrow. 

Please do join us for this service which

will be led by Revd. Andrew Mumford at 

the KCM Hall in New Street (Opposite the King Charles the Martyr Church) at 10.30am.

At Café Worship today we paid homage to Fairtrade as this is the last day of Fairtrade Fortnight. With worship songs linked by the theme of justice and fairness, we heard about the work of Fairtrade and individuals working within the scheme and the benefits that the scheme has brought to them and to their families.

FALMOUTH METHODISTS START NEW VENTURE