Arrive at St. Mary's, Hayne close, for coffee etc. at 7.30 pm, followed by a structured Bible study and discussion time - join in or not as you wish. David will aim to finish at 9.15 pm but feel free to stay on to chat if you wish. The first 5 weeks will be a course devised by the Diocese of Exeter called "Coma and See", to prepare for the Archbishop of Canterbury's visit to Devon over the Remembrance weekend in November. You don't need to attend every week.

Come and have a cup of coffee and a chat with friends, old and new! There should be baked goods and possibly other produce to buy, too - especially if you bring something with you!

All are welcome to attend this worship service and to come to the rail for a blessing if they don't want to take Communion. There will be hymns to sing, Bible readings, a sermon, liturgy (Order One, Common Worship) and prayers. There is a carpeted area near the font where children can play with books and toys, or they can bring them back to their pew to play with there if they would prefer. Children and families are very welcome in our church! Do stay for coffee and a chat afterwards!

You are very welcome to join the worship service live on Zoom using your internet browser. You can access this very simply by clicking on the link on this page: https://ottervalechurches.org/events/online-church-2-2023-08-20/. You don't need a camera on your device but it is nice if we can see who we are worshipping with. You will need to set the volume on your speakers so you can hear the worship leader and the musicians. Your microphone will be muted during the service but you are encouraged to chat before the service and to unmute yourself to join in with fellowship afterwards, too!

There will be liturgy (Common Worship Order 1), a Bible reading, hymns to sing, a sermon and prayers, as well as the administration of Holy Communion.

This worship service, including Holy Communion, will follow Order 1 in Common Worship liturgy, with hymns sung by a robed choir, Bible readings, a sermon reflecting on the readings and prayers. There is a carpeted area at the back of the church with toys and books for younger children to play with there, or at their seats in the pews. All are very welcome.