Facilities and features
Accessibility
There is on-street parking near the church with a ramp at the lych gate.
There is a ramp, by the lych gate, leading from the road to the path up to the church. There is also a ramp inside the main porch.
From the road to inside the church.
An infrequent bus service has a stop just by The Falcon Inn just opposite the lych gate. A more frequent service stops up the hill at the airport.
The toilet facility in the church can be accessed during services and events either from outside along the east end wall past the rose garden, normally signposted, or from inside, by going through the passage beside the organ.
Our church heritage website https://www.stmawganchurchheritage.org has satisfactorily passed an independent accessibility audit to assess compliance with WCAG 2.2 AA
Some on-street parking is available and there is a free car park behind the tea rooms.
Our Building
Grade I listed.
In the shop down the short lane opposite.
Hawkeys cafe opposite the lych gate.
Tea rooms behind the shop.
Meals served in The Falcon Inn.
Down the short lane opposite.
Music and Worship
St Mawgan in Pydar has 8 bells hung for ringing. The tenor weighs 9–2–12 in G♯
Bellringing practice is held normally on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month and visitors are always made welcome.
Groups, Courses and Activities
We are in partnership with the Newquay Area Debt Centre.
A Churchyard Working Party meets normally monthly on a Saturday morning between 10am and 12 noon.
Help for Visitors
No password required for the GUEST wifi.
Timeline display above the wheelchair ramp.
Interactive touchscreen display on the bells, clock and tower.
Guidebook.
Church Heritage website
Dogs on leads are welcome in the church, including for services, and in the churchyard.
Other Features
We have a Foodbank drop off basket.
We sometimes project to a screen for services.
We have an interactive touchscreen display on the bells, clock and tower.
Our prayer tree, placed on the table as you enter the church, is a visual and interactive way for people to express their prayers and thoughts, using cut out leaves. The prayers placed on the tree are gathered and included in intercessory prayers during worship services.
We have the Eco Church bronze award.