What's on in devoran church
If you wish to speak to a Priest please contact:-
Priest in Charge of Cluster,
The Revd. Canon Simon Bone
Tel 01209 822862
What’s on in the cluster? Get a monthly "What's On" sent straight to your inbox at http://eepurl.com/diUXtv or by following the link on our homepage. You can unsubscribe at any time. Please feel free to share this link.
The latest cluster newsletter is on https://goo.gl/8kcHWw https://twitter.com/SaintsEight
https://www.facebook.com/Stjohnandstpetroc/
Please Pray for:
Sick : Eva Sargeant
APOLOGIES for the lack of heating over the Christmas and New Year. The pump on the boiler has broken and a replacement could not be supplied over the holiday period.
ELECTORAL ROLL The preparation of the NEW ELECTORAL ROLL is required this year. Please complete and sign an application form and give to Lis Skeplorn or place in the 'S' pigeon hole. The final date for inclusion is March 28.
PCC MEETING The next meeting is on January 17 if you wish to talk to members about any issues.
DEVORAN LADIES' CHARITY COFFEE MORNING is from 10.30 until noon on Saturday January 19 in the Parish Centre.
A NEW CLEANER FOR THE PARISH CENTRE IS REQUIRED. Please talk to Lis Skeplorn or the church wardens if you know of anyone who might be interested.
VILLAGE EVENTS
The transport scheme organised by Feock Parish Council is available. Do call them if you need help to get to meetings, appointments, shopping or social get togethers. 07904547822
WIDER CHURCH
Thank you for your support of the Food bank over Christmas and the new year.
Mission Moldova. There are lists in the box at the back of the church of items that are needed. Candles evenused ones are acceptable. Please ask Anne if you have any queries.
Message from Martin Boxall.
Why not send a cow in Lent 2019?
Why not change a family's future in Uganda. "I want to be the first girl in my family to finish school, because I dream of becoming a teacher", Sanifa writes. She is just 11 years old.
Thank God that through our training, families are able to sell their produce so that they can send their children to school. Our farmers can change lives. They produce compost and manure that transforms farming. More details to follow.
TRURO HOMELESS ACTION GROUP have been established for 25 years cooking and serving breakfasts to homeless and vulnerable people in Truro. Based in St John's church hall, Strangways Terrace (near the Richard Lander monument), they work in teams of 3 or 4 from 07.30 to 08.30 and need more volunteers to cover illness and holidays. If you cannot commit on a weekly basis, you might consider being on their cover list.
Please contact Ruth Braddock(acting secretary) 01872 864892 or ruthbraddock@yahoo.co.uk
HELP OFFERED
Simon Relton and Revd. Karen have teamed up to offer free loan of marquees and fair day props and help with fair days. They will tell us more about it at the next cluster service on Dec 2. Leaflets will be available and information can also be obtained from Simon on simon.relton1@gmail.com.
Pew sheet publication please leave any items for the pew sheets on the clipboard at the front of the church or email to Anne Ramsden, anne@sabre146.co.uk, by Thursday afternoon if possible. If there is a problem with information not been available by that time contact me and we can make arrangements to get it on the pewsheet. If you put a name in the prayer request book could you please indicate if it should not be added to the pewsheet. If you have permission it is ok the put the surname down otherwise just the christian name.
Please leave your name if the person is not known to us so that we can check how long it is required to be left. If you have any queries please ask Anne or Janet.
PILGRIMAGE TO THE HOLY LAND
Proposed date: 08 – 16 September 2020
Expected package price from - £1,750.00 per person sharing
‘Our feet shall stand within thy gates, O Jerusalem.’ Psalms 122:2
This unforgettable experience, our pilgrimage journey will follow in the footsteps of Jesus in Galilee and Jerusalem. We will stay at the Sea of Galilee for 4-nights; visiting Capernaum, the fishing village which became the centre of Our Lord’s ministry, alongside other places associated with the events of the Gospel including the Mt of Beatitudes, Mt Tabor, Cana & Nazareth. Picture yourself sailing in a boat like the disciples on the Sea of Galilee (“And Jesus said to them, follow me and I will make you become fishers of men” Mark 1:17).
During our 4-nights in Jerusalem, we will retrace Jesus’ footsteps from Bethany to Gethsemane. We will see our Lord’s birthplace in Bethlehem & have communion at the empty tomb where Jesus rose from the dead (“He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay” Matthew 26:6). Enjoy guided visits of Jericho, Ein Karem, Masada and find time for some relaxation at the Dead Sea.
We hope many will want to join on this unique spiritual journey through the lands of the Bible. By praying together and reading from the Scriptures in the various places where it happened, you will get a closer look at the life of Jesus Christ and His mission of redemption. At the end of this tour two things will most certainly be changed, you, and your understanding of the Bible!
We very much look forward to making this pilgrim jour
Priest in Charge of Cluster,
The Revd. Canon Simon Bone
Tel 01209 822862
What’s on in the cluster? Get a monthly "What's On" sent straight to your inbox at http://eepurl.com/diUXtv or by following the link on our homepage. You can unsubscribe at any time. Please feel free to share this link.
The latest cluster newsletter is on https://goo.gl/8kcHWw https://twitter.com/SaintsEight
https://www.facebook.com/Stjohnandstpetroc/
Please Pray for:
Sick : Eva Sargeant
APOLOGIES for the lack of heating over the Christmas and New Year. The pump on the boiler has broken and a replacement could not be supplied over the holiday period.
ELECTORAL ROLL The preparation of the NEW ELECTORAL ROLL is required this year. Please complete and sign an application form and give to Lis Skeplorn or place in the 'S' pigeon hole. The final date for inclusion is March 28.
PCC MEETING The next meeting is on January 17 if you wish to talk to members about any issues.
DEVORAN LADIES' CHARITY COFFEE MORNING is from 10.30 until noon on Saturday January 19 in the Parish Centre.
A NEW CLEANER FOR THE PARISH CENTRE IS REQUIRED. Please talk to Lis Skeplorn or the church wardens if you know of anyone who might be interested.
VILLAGE EVENTS
The transport scheme organised by Feock Parish Council is available. Do call them if you need help to get to meetings, appointments, shopping or social get togethers. 07904547822
WIDER CHURCH
Thank you for your support of the Food bank over Christmas and the new year.
Mission Moldova. There are lists in the box at the back of the church of items that are needed. Candles evenused ones are acceptable. Please ask Anne if you have any queries.
Message from Martin Boxall.
Why not send a cow in Lent 2019?
Why not change a family's future in Uganda. "I want to be the first girl in my family to finish school, because I dream of becoming a teacher", Sanifa writes. She is just 11 years old.
Thank God that through our training, families are able to sell their produce so that they can send their children to school. Our farmers can change lives. They produce compost and manure that transforms farming. More details to follow.
TRURO HOMELESS ACTION GROUP have been established for 25 years cooking and serving breakfasts to homeless and vulnerable people in Truro. Based in St John's church hall, Strangways Terrace (near the Richard Lander monument), they work in teams of 3 or 4 from 07.30 to 08.30 and need more volunteers to cover illness and holidays. If you cannot commit on a weekly basis, you might consider being on their cover list.
Please contact Ruth Braddock(acting secretary) 01872 864892 or ruthbraddock@yahoo.co.uk
HELP OFFERED
Simon Relton and Revd. Karen have teamed up to offer free loan of marquees and fair day props and help with fair days. They will tell us more about it at the next cluster service on Dec 2. Leaflets will be available and information can also be obtained from Simon on simon.relton1@gmail.com.
Pew sheet publication please leave any items for the pew sheets on the clipboard at the front of the church or email to Anne Ramsden, anne@sabre146.co.uk, by Thursday afternoon if possible. If there is a problem with information not been available by that time contact me and we can make arrangements to get it on the pewsheet. If you put a name in the prayer request book could you please indicate if it should not be added to the pewsheet. If you have permission it is ok the put the surname down otherwise just the christian name.
Please leave your name if the person is not known to us so that we can check how long it is required to be left. If you have any queries please ask Anne or Janet.
PILGRIMAGE TO THE HOLY LAND
Proposed date: 08 – 16 September 2020
Expected package price from - £1,750.00 per person sharing
‘Our feet shall stand within thy gates, O Jerusalem.’ Psalms 122:2
This unforgettable experience, our pilgrimage journey will follow in the footsteps of Jesus in Galilee and Jerusalem. We will stay at the Sea of Galilee for 4-nights; visiting Capernaum, the fishing village which became the centre of Our Lord’s ministry, alongside other places associated with the events of the Gospel including the Mt of Beatitudes, Mt Tabor, Cana & Nazareth. Picture yourself sailing in a boat like the disciples on the Sea of Galilee (“And Jesus said to them, follow me and I will make you become fishers of men” Mark 1:17).
During our 4-nights in Jerusalem, we will retrace Jesus’ footsteps from Bethany to Gethsemane. We will see our Lord’s birthplace in Bethlehem & have communion at the empty tomb where Jesus rose from the dead (“He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay” Matthew 26:6). Enjoy guided visits of Jericho, Ein Karem, Masada and find time for some relaxation at the Dead Sea.
We hope many will want to join on this unique spiritual journey through the lands of the Bible. By praying together and reading from the Scriptures in the various places where it happened, you will get a closer look at the life of Jesus Christ and His mission of redemption. At the end of this tour two things will most certainly be changed, you, and your understanding of the Bible!
We very much look forward to making this pilgrim jour
REGULAR EVENTS
coffee spot
Every Tuesday morning at 10.40 after the Communion Service we meet for coffee and a chat.
Everyone is welcome.
Everyone is welcome.
LADIES Group
45 years to the day of their inauguration, the Devoran Ladies’ Group held their AGM. Many of the members involved in those early days still have an important role in the group. On March 20th 1973 Sara Cox, Rosemary Crocker, Denise Murdoch, Pauline Beech, Phyllis Rowland, Beryl Cainey, Janet Mcbride, and Doris Palarm met to discuss setting up a support group for the young wives of the parish. It has become a fully ecumenical group that makes a point of welcoming newcomers to the area and supporting the Christian ethic. As the group matured the name changed from ‘Young Wives’ to just ‘Wives’ and more recently ‘Devoran Ladies’ so as to be fully inclusive.
During the past year the group met each month on a regular basis. Although weather interfered with two of their events, the poetry evening on a warm summer evening in Rosemary Crocker’s garden was a great success. Before Christmas the ladies visited the house at Trelissick to have coffee and view the decorations. A coffee morning was held in aid of the parish church fabric fund and talks on Gwennap Pit and also fire safety were enjoyed. As usual the ladies supported the church Summer Fete and the Autumn Bazaar. Special birthdays of 2 members were recognised but the group continues to be active in spite of removing ‘young’ from their title.
JULY 17 The group visited Gwennap Pit.
THERE WILL BE NO MEETING IN AUGUST
If you are interested in joining the group or would like more information please contact one of the following members.
Elaine Fletcher Telephone: 01872 865032
Liz Tibbs Telephone: 01872 864350
MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 14.30.
Subscriptions £7.00 per annum. Minimum donation for tea or coffee 50p.
Visitors welcome.
During the past year the group met each month on a regular basis. Although weather interfered with two of their events, the poetry evening on a warm summer evening in Rosemary Crocker’s garden was a great success. Before Christmas the ladies visited the house at Trelissick to have coffee and view the decorations. A coffee morning was held in aid of the parish church fabric fund and talks on Gwennap Pit and also fire safety were enjoyed. As usual the ladies supported the church Summer Fete and the Autumn Bazaar. Special birthdays of 2 members were recognised but the group continues to be active in spite of removing ‘young’ from their title.
JULY 17 The group visited Gwennap Pit.
THERE WILL BE NO MEETING IN AUGUST
If you are interested in joining the group or would like more information please contact one of the following members.
Elaine Fletcher Telephone: 01872 865032
Liz Tibbs Telephone: 01872 864350
MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 14.30.
Subscriptions £7.00 per annum. Minimum donation for tea or coffee 50p.
Visitors welcome.
YOUTH GROUP
During school terms the Youth Group meets at 19.00 on Friday evenings in the Parish Centre behind the church.
Contact Rod Clarke: rclarke@recl.co.uk
FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT YOUTH ORGANISATIONS THAT MEET IN THE CHURCH GO TO YOUTH WORK PAGE
Contact Rod Clarke: rclarke@recl.co.uk
FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT YOUTH ORGANISATIONS THAT MEET IN THE CHURCH GO TO YOUTH WORK PAGE
