We (the youth) have decided to continue meeting indefinitely and to name the group 'SoulSpace'.

SoulSpace is a multi-church youth group that meets weekly in Holman Park Club House, Lynton, 4.45pm until 6pm on Tuesday evenings. We share food, play games, have meaningful conversations about life, faith and purpose, and more. Whether you have gone to church for years or have never set foot in one before, all are welcome!

This group is for children of secondary school age but you must have parental consent to attend.
To contact us, please email the office ([email protected]) and leave your phone number and we will call you back.

Everyone welcome, a good place to meet friends and catch up on the latest news. At this meeting we will be making use of the new servery and raising funds for St Mary’s; particularly, but not exclusively, the West Wall. If you are able to provide a donation, please let Sam know.

Holy Communion, everyone is very welcome. The second Sunday service is conducted by the Lyn Mission Vicar, Rev'd Miles Welborn. Refreshments are served after and we invite everyone to stay for a chat.

The Epilogue services at Countisbury started in 1968, by local couple John and Pauline Pedder, and have taken place for most years ever since.
The services are about half an hour and start at 8.30pm. Each week a different invited leader; lay or ordained, leads a service on a theme of their own choosing.
The Epilogues will begin Sunday 21st June and run until the end of August. All are welcome

St Mary's, Lynton is pleased to welcome the choir for St Mary's, Hendon, London and their director, Richard Harrison.

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Everyone very welcome, a good place to meet friends and catch up on the latest news.

Holy Communion. We are pleased to welcome the Rev'd Keith Wyer to conduct the fourth Sunday service,

St Martin's will be holding a flower festival with the theme Nursery Rhymes. This will be open during the day when the church is open and unlocked. Please tell your friends and visitors about it and encourage them to visit.

The name Lammas is derived from loaf-mass and celebrates the bread made from the first wheat to be harvested. The service will be followed by a cream tea (representing wheat at harvest time) and all members of the Lyn Mission are invited to join us. You will also be able to enjoy the flower festival.

The Harvest Festival service will be conducted by Right Rev'd Dr. Mike Harrison, Bishop of Exeter. The service will be followed by a Harvest Supper in the village hall, (£15).

Our major fund raising event. Held again in Hunter's Inn and with the option of fish and chip supper. Admission £20.