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Parish Eucharist

Monthly. Every Third Sunday at for 1 hour
St Veep [St Cyricius and St Julitta]
St Veep Lerryn, PL22 0PF, United Kingdom

Parish Eucharist – Third Sunday of the Month
Our Parish Eucharist on the third Sunday of each month is a joyful and welcoming service, enriched by organ music, well‑loved hymns, and the sound of the church bells calling the community together. Rooted in the beauty of the Eucharist, this service brings together people of all ages to share in worship, prayer, and thanksgiving. After the service, everyone is warmly invited to stay for coffee and conversation—a chance to catch up, meet new faces, and enjoy the fellowship that makes St Veep such a special place.

Harvest Festival & Traditional Harvest Supper

for 1 hour
St Veep [St Cyricius and St Julitta]
St Veep Lerryn, PL22 0PF, United Kingdom

Harvest Festival & Traditional Harvest Supper at St Veep

Join us for our annual Harvest Festival and Traditional Harvest Supper at St Veep Church on Friday 25 September at 6.30pm.

Harvest is a special opportunity to give thanks for God's provision and for all that sustains our lives and community. As a parish, we gather each year to celebrate the season, share fellowship, and enjoy a traditional Harvest Supper together.

Whether you're a regular member of the congregation, part of the wider parish community, or visiting the area, you will be very welcome.

Friday 25 September
6.30pm
St Veep Church

Come and join us for an evening of thanksgiving, friendship, and good food as we celebrate Harvest together.

All are welcome. 🌾🍂🙏

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Holy Communion

Monthly. Every First Sunday at for 45 mins
St Veep [St Cyricius and St Julitta]
St Veep Lerryn, PL22 0PF, United Kingdom

Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
This quiet and reflective service of Holy Communion follows the timeless language and rhythm of the Book of Common Prayer. Held in the peaceful setting of St Veep, it offers space for stillness, prayer, and encounter with God through Scripture and sacrament. There is no organ or hymns, allowing the beauty of the liturgy to speak for itself. All are welcome to share in this gentle and contemplative act of worship.