A special midweek service, rich in devotion and deep in reverence. With a warm sense of togetherness and fellowship in the love of God.
Tea and coffee afterwards

An opportuntiy for Dads, Grandads, Father figures etc to spend time with their under 8's. 10am to 11.30 in St Michael's on Sat 17th February. Bacon Rolls will be served.

Our worship has a contemporary feel... but we never lose that rich connection with the traditions of the past.
There's lots of space in the upper gallery for parents and children to be part the service, or make a noise, without feeling everyone's watching you.

Soup and salad, plus a chance to chat.
Funds raised divided between our Mission Partners, ICE (Initiative in Christian education, Exeter) and Serving in Mission (SIM) who support the work of Clive and Cathy Barker in Pakistan.

Informal worship for all the family.
This takes place on the first Sunday of each month.

Admission £3, includes a glass of wine.
6.30pm, Friday 6th March
10am, Saturday 7th March
Supporting St Michael's Church and Hospiscare

Bubble Church is a free, puppet-packed, Jesus-centred, coffee-and-food-fuelled 30 minutes kids and families adventure. Please click the "more info" tab to register your attendance.

Celebrating all the mother-figures in our lives with time for reflection and prayer for those whom Mother’s Day brings hurt and disappointments. Suitable for all ages. "Gallery Church" with children’s activites up to the age of 11 run by our Children’s and Families’ Worker and her team.

Ashes represent the spiritual dirt which spoils the image of God in which we are made. We worship, fully assured of the Father’s love and forgiveness. But our focus is not so much on the wonder of his grace, as the enormous void which our sins have created between us and our creator.

Members of our three Churches affirm their faith as followers of Christ. Service led by Bishop Moira, Bishop of Crediton.

As Jesus gathered with his dearest friends and followers in the upper room, on the night before he was handed over and crucified, the shared meal and symbolic acts which he left them, and us, became a gift which unites us, challenges us, comforts us, and strengthens us. On Maundy Thursday, in a calm reflective act of worship, we recall in Communion that deeply moving fellowship meal, and our Lord’s powerful command to love one another.

Join us outdoors at 6.20am to sing and celebrate that Jesus is alive

Easter Morning Service.
A relaxed joyful celebration suitable for all ages. "Gallery Church" upstairs for children.

Tea. cake. Music. Activities for Families and Children.
Finishing with a joyful celebration of the risen Jesus.

A chance to get great plants to fill your garden for the summer.
10am to 12noon, Saturday 2nd May
Refreshments, tombola and plenty of plants

For all three churches of the Mission Community