Following traditions stretching back hundreds of years, the service will also feature contributions from local schools and community groups. It will include processions, a variety of music and an official welcome, as well as the anointing and enthronement of Bishop Mike.You can watch the service live or catch-up with it afterwards on the Exeter Cathedral YouTube channel. Please click the link to view.Bishop Mike will begin the day in prayer at dawn on Woolacombe Beach, where he has happy memories of childhood holidays with his own parents.He will also join the congregation for a service at the rural St Peter’s church in Bittadon, visit Barnstaple Panier Market, and a community hockey club in Tiverton en route to Exeter.The Enthronement service itself will commence with a procession from Exeter’s Guildhall to Cathedral Green.
Thanks to all who came to support the harvest festival, a lovely service with the collection making £80 which will be donated to the Royal Argicultural Benevolent Institution. The auction of produce after the service raised £97, the remaining produce is being donated to Garson house. The harvest supper was delicious, huge thanks to the Young Farmers who did us proud. https://rabi.org.uk/
More information about the Exeter Diocese Course - Calling to Ministry. The Foundations Course is designed to help people in Devon grow in their discipleship, and flourish as part of the Church. It includes an introduction to the Bible, theology, spirituality and mission, delivered in an accessible way.
