Kernow a’gas dynergh – Welcome to Cornwall
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Click What's On to see what's happening in Cornish 'Churches Together' communities this month.
At the Chapel Carn Brea near to Lands End at 6pm on the 18th May, a flame was kindled for our own prayer torch to symbolise the Gospel coming into Cornwall with the first Celtic missionaries and we prayed for the light of the Gospel to be rekindled in Cornwall. From the flame, twelve lanterns were lit, then transported on to twelve distribution central points of each deanery in Cornwall.
When the lamps arrived in each area they were welcomed at community events arranged by the local churches working ecumenically - having been collected by a representative of each participating church who brought a candle to ignite and ‘collect’ their Prayer Flame’ to take to their church, symbolising taking the flame of the gospel back to their own villages, hamlets and towns for prayer services on Sunday 20th May.
Pentecost at Gwennap Pit - Sunday 27th May - Hymn singing starts at 2.30pm - Service starts at 3pm - Preacher - President of the Methodist Conference Reverend Leo Osborn, with Bishop Tim Thornton and Rev Steve Wild in attendance plus 1000 plus Christians - will you be there? You would be most welcome.
Epiphany House Programme
The Eucharist is celebrated on Saturdays 10am and Tuesdays at noon. On the first Tuesday of the month there will be prayer for healing.
Morning Prayer is said in the Chapel at 10am - Mon to Fri
Circle Dancing on the first Tuesday of the month from 7.30pm -9.30pm.
For more information and to book a place on any of these events, please contact Epiphany House, Kenwyn, Truro TR1 3DR Tel: 01872 272249 Email: epiphanyhouse@keme.co.uk www.epiphanyhouse.co.uk
The "Light of the Gospels" coming into Cornwall - click here The Light - Flame distribution points 19th May plus other (...)
Sunday 20th May - an ecumenically backed day of prayer across the Duchy, with special services and prayer for a revival of faith in Cornwall. Symbolic candles will be distributed to all participating churches to be lit during Sunday worship while prayer is offered for a revival of the Christian faith in this county. Some congregations may devote themselves to a week of 24/7 prayer, leading towards the ecumenical celebration at Gwennap Pit on Sunday 27th May 3pm when the preacher will be Revd. Leo Osborn, the President of the Methodist Church.
FALMOUTH AND PENRYN CHURCHES TOGETHER
You would be most welcome at:
Footsteps Coffee Shop (in the King Charles the Martyr Coffee Shop, Falmouth) Tea, Coffee, Soft drinks, Light Lunch, Cakes
Opening hours 11am – 4pm on the following dates.
2012 :
May 11th 18th 25th
Raising much needed funds for local initiatives:
Foodbank, Street Pastors, Children’s Clubs.
Photo: © Shutterstock.com/BalazsT
Racial Justice Sunday 2012
Being an Inclusive Church
...and not an Exclusive Club
Hold a service for Racial Justice Sunday on 9 September 2012 (or another Sunday in 2012)
You can order a printed resource pack or download one free. The pack includes hymns, prayers, reflections, homilies and more.
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