We extend a warm invitation to you to participate in a special celebration of prayer andfellowship during this year's Thy Kingdom Come movement.

As we mark the 10th anniversary of this global ecumenical initiative, which calls Christiansworldwide to pray for more people to know Jesus between Ascension and Pentecost (29th May– 8th June), we are delighted to welcome our new Bishop, David. He is the national lead for ThyKingdom Come and will be embarking on "Bishop David's Thy Kingdom Come Pilgrimage Walk"across Cornwall during these eleven days, culminating in Falmouth on Pentecost Sunday.We would love for you to join +David for a prayer walk and ecumenical service at King Charlesthe Martyr Church (KCM) on Sunday, 8th June 2025 at 10:30 am. All are most welcome!

Prayer Walk Details:For those who wish to participate in the prayer walk, we will meet at Swanpool car park at 7:00am. From there, we will walk along the coast path to Gyllyngvase Beach and then continue toPendennis Point, aiming to arrive around 8:00 am for a time of prayer and worship together(down the steps at the bottom of the car park on the grass patch, above Little Dennis).We will then continue past the docks and into town, arriving at the Parish Hall of KCM on NewStreet at approximately 9:00 - 9:15 am. A continental breakfast will be provided there, andeveryone is welcome to join us for this time of refreshment and fellowship.

Following the breakfast, +Bishop David will preside and preach at the 10:30 am service at KingCharles the Martyr Church. This will be a wonderful opportunity to come together in prayer andpraise. Refreshments and further fellowship will follow the service in the parish hall atapproximately 11:45 am.

Notes:You are welcome to join us for any part of the prayer walk that suits you. There is good parkingavailable along the route at the seafront, castle point, and near KCM church. Alternatively, youare most welcome to join us just for the church service or breakfast!This occasion marks our first opportunity to welcome +David to Falmouth and Penryn and tounite as a community in prayer and praise.