is a day when we pause to remember those we love who have died. Our five churches will be open for personal prayer and remembrance from 2-4pm (St Thomas, Camelford, St Teath and St John’s Delabole) or all day (Lanteglos & Advent) Do call in and take a quiet moment to remember and give thanks – use the prayer card – place a pebble on the prayer cairn – take a daffodil bulb home to plant in memory. Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you remember.
A video from Claire and Sue: An ordinary man in an extraordinary situation…. Can the seemingly impossible be possible? Find it here: https://youtu.be/diaBajMdWUA
We are pleased to be able to open our church buildings for private prayer. You are most welcome to visit, come and reflect, pray and know God’s peace. Our churches are open at the following times:
Lanteglos – all day, every day
St Thomas, Camelford – Friday 9am-4pm
Advent – all day every day
St Teath – 10am-4pm Tuesday and Saturday
Please observe social distancing and hygiene recommendations
The buildings are closed during the Coronavirus outbreak, but the church (ie the people) is open even though we cannot physically meet.
We continue to pray for and support one another and our communities. If you would like prayer, would like to talk or are in need practical help or would like to join our mailing list for worship resources please contact the Rector or one of our team.
We are keeping in touch with one another by telephone email and our Facebook page (Camel-Allen Churches) We are worshipping and praying ‘together’ by praying at the same time whilst safe in our own homes.
Daily Morning Prayer at home
At 10am each day we pause to pray – people choose their own format, some use the Church of England Daily Prayer app others a special order of service we have distributed, some just spend some time in quiet reflection and pray in their own words. Whatever suits you – you are welcome to join us.
A simple prayer focus at home: one candle lit daily for each church & community
Sunday services at home
Also at 10am – we worship ‘together’. An order of service with bible reading, a short reflection and prayers is sent out each week by email (or post to those not on email) . We can then say the words – and sing if we dare – at the same time and be united with one another in prayer as we worship our living Lord.