The Church of St Paternus, North Petherwin

This is the Fourth Sunday of the month and at this time of the month we hold our popular Crafty Church for Families. People of all ages are welcome, with a special part being played by the children of the St Paternus Sunday Group. It is friendly and informal and is led by one of the group of Family Service Leaders It is likely to be led by one or more of our Family Service team.

Please do come and join us for a short, informal service with (optional) craft activities to do. Ideal for Families, people of all ages and anyone who likes a relaxed, friendly service. No previous experience of craft or church needed.

PLEASE NOTE.
With all Covid-19 compulsory restrictions currently lifted, it has been cautiously decided that singing in church will once more be part of our services. However, with Covid-19 Delta Variant cases rising rapidly, we respectfully ask, for the safety of all, that facemasks are worn when practical for all of the time you are inside the building. Please read government advice on face coverings, set out below. Also please use hand cleansing sanitisers on both entry and exit. You will find a sanitizer in the church porch and also one inside the church building near the entrance.

In services of Holy Communion the sharing of the cup is to be delayed until it is considered safe to offer it once more at the Communion Rail.

If you have downloaded the NHS Contact Tracing app on to your smart phone, please scan the QR Code posted on the church door before you enter the building.

GOVERNMENT ADVICE ON THE WEARING OF FACE COVERINGS.
The government expects and recommends that members of the public continue to wear face coverings in crowded and enclosed spaces where you come into contact with people you don’t normally meet.
This applies to our church since it is an enclosed space, it can be crowded and we can come into contact with people we don't normally meet.

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Our less formal service of prayers, readings and hymns on this, the 18th Sunday after Trinity and the first Sunday of the month. The service begins at 10 am and will be led by one of our Worship Leaders.

PLEASE NOTE.
With all Covid-19 compulsory restrictions currently lifted, it has been cautiously decided that singing in church will once more be part of our services. However, with Covid-19 Delta Variant cases rising rapidly, we respectfully ask, for the safety of all, that facemasks are worn when practical for all of the time you are inside the building. Please read government advice on face coverings, set out below. Also please use hand cleansing sanitisers on both entry and exit. You will find a sanitizer in the church porch and also one inside the church building near the entrance.

In services of Holy Communion the sharing of the cup is to be delayed until it is considered safe to offer it once more at the Communion Rail.

If you have downloaded the NHS Contact Tracing app on to your smart phone, please scan the QR Code posted on the church door before you enter the building.

GOVERNMENT ADVICE ON THE WEARING OF FACE COVERINGS.
The government expects and recommends that members of the public continue to wear face coverings in crowded and enclosed spaces where you come into contact with people you don’t normally meet.
This applies to our church since it is an enclosed space, it can be crowded and we can come into contact with people we don't normally meet.

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PLEASE NOTE.
With all Covid-19 compulsory restrictions currently lifted, it has been cautiously decided that singing in church will once more be part of our services. However, with Covid-19 Delta Variant cases rising rapidly, we respectfully ask, for the safety of all, that facemasks are worn when practical for all of the time you are inside the building. Please read government advice on face coverings, set out below. Also please use hand cleansing sanitisers on both entry and exit. You will find a sanitizer in the church porch and also one inside the church building near the entrance.

In services of Holy Communion the sharing of the cup is to be delayed until it is considered safe to offer it once more at the Communion Rail.

If you have downloaded the NHS Contact Tracing app on to your smart phone, please scan the QR Code posted on the church door before you enter the building.

GOVERNMENT ADVICE ON THE WEARING OF FACE COVERINGS.
The government expects and recommends that members of the public continue to wear face coverings in crowded and enclosed spaces where you come into contact with people you don’t normally meet.
This applies to our church since it is an enclosed space, it can be crowded and we can come into contact with people we don't normally meet.

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