The Waterside Benefice - St John & St Petroc, Devoran

Devoran has a small congregation of regular elderly attendees but a huge sense of inclusion for all ages and a strong enthusiasm to involve the community. Our Parish Centre is attached to the church and used for church and community activities, and we have good communication with the local school. The village hall provides the venue for Waterside Tots and Toys and Messy church. Devoran Church and other volunteers from across the benefice provide the support to run these. We also have a coffee morning every other Tuesday and several clubs and events that run throughout the year. 

We are a welcoming and inclusive church community which is enthusiastic to work with our new priest and the Waterside Benefice in achieving our common goals and developing our faith. We look forward to further sharing our ideas and events with the other churches in the Benefice. Most of all we anticipate the arrival of a priest in charge to guide us in our Christian faith and to promote the growth of the churches together. Our future aspirations include a need for pastoral care, growing our faith and developing discipleship within our congregation. Increasing our engagement and presence in the community is a priority, especially with families as there are many in the area. We hope that a new priest will bring energy and engagement to enable our church to grow in the future. 

Get in touch

Paul Stuart

7 NEWBRIDGE VIEW
TRURO

TR1 3FG
LOCAL WORSHIP LEADER, LOCAL LAY LEADER
01872 278273

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Sunday Service

Occurring
Every Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Last Sunday at for 50 mins
Venue
The Waterside Benefice - St John & St Petroc, Devoran
Address
Devoran Lane Devoran Truro, TR3 6PA, United Kingdom

Come and join us for our Sunday Service and worship God.

Safeguarding

This benefice recognises that the care and protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults involved in Church
activities is the responsibility of the whole Church. Everyone who participates in the life of the Church has a role to play in promoting a Safer Church for all.
Our approach ensures that we promote The Church of England Safeguarding Policy statement based on five foundations
and offers six overarching policy commitments:
• Promoting a Safer environment and
culture,
• Safely recruiting and supporting all
those with any responsibility related to
children, young people and vulnerable
adults within the Church,
• Responding promptly to every
safeguarding concern or allegation,
• Caring pastorally for victims/survivors
of abuse and other affected persons,
• Caring pastorally for those who are the
subject of concerns or allegations of
abuse and other affected persons,
• Responding to those that may pose a
present risk to others.

Our policies, procedures, and approach meet those requirements and guidance as issued by the Diocesan Safeguarding Team