On Sundays we share Morning Prayer at 8.00 am; on the third and any fifth Sundays this will be a Said Eucharist service. There is a Holy Communion service at 9.30 am every second fourth and fifth Sunday. On the first and third Sundays we have our informal 'Journey' worship service. A mid-week Communion service is held on the third Sunday of every month, for the rest of the month, on Wednesday, you are welcome to join Demelza Henderson as she leads Quiet Prayer between 11.30 - 12 noon. On Thursday afternoons between 4 - 5 pm Community Prayer is held in the Lady Chapel, you are welcome to come along for the whole hour, or just a short time for quiet prayer and reflection. During term time, our Tick Tock toddler group takes place every Friday between 9 - 11 am. Mums/carer, their babies and toddlers are always welcome to join. Also, during term time, the Church School come in for a Friday assembly at 1.15 pm.
Weekly 8.00 am service, with a Eucharist on the third Sunday of every month.
Every first and third Sunday, an informal family friendly service at 9.30 am. Led by a mixed team of clergy and people from the Lympstone congregation.
People have been creating and walking labyrinths for centuries. In medieval times, Christian monks would walk them and reflect on the journey of their lives.
Beach Labyrinth is a new take on an ancient tradition. How far have you come to this point in your life to be right here now? These labyrinths will focus on our personal life journey and on our care for the planet. A chance to reflect on personal and environmental issues and a chance to take positive steps forward.
Join with Christians from across Exmouth to dig and dedicate a labyrinth and then walk it!
Bring your own picnic , chat to the Beach Chaplains, and join in with reflective worship as the tide comes in.
Starting at 12.30 pm, you can join in at any time. Bring a spade!
As part of National Retreat Week, Demelza is holding a Quiet Morning at Lympstone Parish Church, where you can share some worship, reflection and music, with plenty of time for your own silent prayers. You can come along for all, or for just some of this quiet time.
Eacy session starts with a short passage of scripture, and a spiritual reflection, or poetry or music. This leads into a longer period of silent contemplative prayer (usually 15 - 20 minutes), which is brought to a close with the Lord's Prayer. No experience or expertise of meditative prayer necessary!
We are a friendly group who meet every week on a Wednesday evening starting at 7pm, lots of laugh, chats, and importantly continually developing our technique. We are also proud to host visiting bellringing groups and as part of competitions. Feel free to reach out if you would like to learn and master the arts of bellringing!
From Thursday 10th October we shall hold a prayer gathering between 4 - 5 pm at Lympstone Parish Church Lady Chapel, anyone is welcome to come along for a short quiet time or for the whole hour.
A fun event with babies and toddlers in mind - in term time - singing, stories, percussion and rhythm. Enjoy a cup of coffee and toast from 9:00 to 10:00 - music, craft, fun for everyone from 10:00 to 11:00.
During Term Time Only
Join us for our Holy Communion Services at 9.30 am on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays of each month. Followed with fellowship refreshments at the back of the Church.
PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS NO 9.30 am SERVICE ON SUNDAY 31ST AUGUST. WE HAVE A JOINT MISSION COMMUNITY SERVICE AT 10.00 am AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 2 ROLLE ROAD, EXMOUTH, EX8 2AB (on site parking available).
A new youth initiative in partnership with Exmouth Town Council and Littlehamsters.
Meeting at The Crescent Playpark, Littleham.
Fortnightly during term-time, playing between 6 - 7 pm, then finishing up with hot chocolate.
For youngsters aged 8+. All levels are welcome!
This is a FREE fun group.
All leaders are DBS checked.
This year is a special anniversary of Nicene Creed, written to summarise what Christians
believe, and said countless times since it was composed exactly 1700 years ago. Richard
Scott and Peter Watsham will be leading a series of group discussions exploring the Creed,
discovering why it isn’t just a collection of words but a series of statements written to inspire,
reassure and encourage us. Whatever your knowledge of the Christian faith this is for you.
A monthly said Eucharist service on the third and *fifth Wednesday starting at 11.30 am.