4pm Holy Communion at Coryton

for 1 hour
Coryton Parish Church of St Andrew
Coryton Okehampton, EX20 4PA, United Kingdom

In this service we are also marking Bible Sunday, so Rev Gill's sermon will be responding to a few questions raised by parishioners about the bible. St Andrew's Coryton is a beautiful church but has steps and a sloping path to access. If you require assistance or would like more level access, do let us know, as we can occasionally arrange parking at a local private dwelling for people to access a different way. Gluten free wafers available on request or bring a small piece of your own in some tin foil, for separate consecration during the service. If you do not normally receive communion, you are welcome to request a prayer of blessing at the altar rail. St Andrew's is renowned for its hospitality and this service will be followed by baked refreshments and "Coryton Coffee" (sherry or non-alcoholic drink).

Coryton Parish Church of St Andrew

The regular services at Coryton Parish Church are currently Evensong (traditional language) at 6.30pm on the second Sunday of each month, and Holy Communion at 4pm on the fourth Sunday of each month. All are welcome - you can just turn up. Please feel free to contact Reverend Gill (07947 604160) or Churchwardens Josie (01822 862189) and Giles (01822 860254) with any questions you might have about church.

The South Tamar Mission Community is a group of 4 Church of England parishes with 6 historic church buildings. You can find us in the rolling farmland of the Tamar Valley AONB, broadly between the River Tamar and the River Lyd. We have 2 primary schools in the area, and our schools volunteers also work in another on our borders. All our volunteers have DBS checks and undergo regular safeguarding training. We also have a strong pastoral team who work with people in local residential care settings, and trained Anna Chaplains specialising in spiritual support for the older age range. As well as a strong team of volunteers, we have a full time vicar - Priest-in-Charge, Reverend Gill George. She is supported by our Local Lay Minister, Richard Searight, and a retired priest, Revd Canon Tim Thompson.

Find us at South Tamar Mission Community on facebook, or the website http://www.southtamar.church/

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The Reverend Gillian George

The Vicarage,
The Parade,
Milton Abbot,
Tavistock,
Devon.

PL19 0NZ
Priest in Charge
07947 604160

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4pm Holy Communion at Coryton

for 1 hour
Coryton Parish Church of St Andrew
Coryton Okehampton, EX20 4PA, United Kingdom

In this service we are also marking Bible Sunday, so Rev Gill's sermon will be responding to a few questions raised by parishioners about the bible. St Andrew's Coryton is a beautiful church but has steps and a sloping path to access. If you require assistance or would like more level access, do let us know, as we can occasionally arrange parking at a local private dwelling for people to access a different way. Gluten free wafers available on request or bring a small piece of your own in some tin foil, for separate consecration during the service. If you do not normally receive communion, you are welcome to request a prayer of blessing at the altar rail. St Andrew's is renowned for its hospitality and this service will be followed by baked refreshments and "Coryton Coffee" (sherry or non-alcoholic drink).

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Safeguarding

Our Parishes are committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and each parish has an assigned Safeguarding Representative who can be contacted about any issues or concerns regarding safeguarding and the church. Our Diocese’s safeguarding pages also contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises the Parish Safeguarding Representatives. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact Julie Hibbert the lead Safeguarding Representative for the benefice on 01822 618221 or email [email protected]. You can also contact the Safeguarding Representative for each parish. IF YOU ARE AWARE OF AN IMMINENT RISK OF HARM TO AN INDIVIDUAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE POLICE ON 999.