Ash Wednesday

Sunday Worship 19 Sep 21

19th September is our last Sunday service at St Michael’s at 9.30am.

We aim to be outside in the garden, unless it is raining.

19th September is also our first Sunday of livestreaming.

We will be joining the congregation of St Aubyn’s for a special, one-off service as they celebrate their 250th anniversary at 11am.

To find the livestream, click on this link: https://youtu.be/-_PQbcug6NA

Next week – 26th September we will have our Sunday service service at St Michael’s at 10.30am which will be livestreamed at the same time.

If you have any comments or questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

And newcomers are always welcome to join us!

A very special anniversary!

November 11th

Government regulations sadly but necessarily mean that we are unable to hold a service of Remembrance this year. But both St Michael’s and St Aubyn’s will be open for private prayer from 10.30am to 11.30am on Wednesday November 11th. Both churches contain memorials to those who fell in the First World War and it will be an opportunity for everyone to pause and pray, and to keep silence.

Morning Prayer at St Aubyn’s

Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 5:3)

Under the new national lockdown, St Aubyn’s isn’t able to meet for its customary service of Holy Communion tomorrow. So Revd Sue will be leading a service of Morning Prayer by Zoom, with contributions from other members of the congregation.

We will be looking at Matthew 5:1-12 and Revelation 7:9-17 as we remember All Saints.

You will be able to follow this service live by clicking onto the church Facebook page and we very much look forward to seeing you!

Licensing postponed

On Sunday 29th, 3pm at St Aubyn’s, Ruth Sayers was due to be relicensed by the Bishop of Plymouth for her work as a community development worker in the area. However, due to ill health, this has been postponed, and we will instead have our normal all-age service. If you know anyone who was coming to support Ruth, please pass this news on … and encourage them to come anyway, to see and support St Aubyn’s in this pioneering ministry 🙂

Thursday July 4th

To mark the 20th anniversary of Revd Tim’s ordination, AND to celebrate the official formation of the new benefice of St Michael & St Barnabas with St Aubyn, you are invited to St Aubyn’s for their 10am service of Holy Communion, and afterwards to stay for lunch, on Thursday, July 4th. We have been working together since the beginning of the year, but this marks the formal appointment of Revd Tim to the new benefice 🙂

A new partnership

Since 1st January Revd Tim has been overseeing our sister church St Aubyn’s down in Chapel Street, Devonport. Now that all the legal processes have been completed, it has now been confirmed that from 1st July there will be a new united benefice of St Michael and St Barnabas with St Aubyn’s. We must find a shorter working title! Please pray for both churches as we enter a time of new partnership and, with the Lord’s blessing, growth.

If you can’t make a Sunday morning at St Michael’s, why not come along to St Aubyn’s? We meet on Thursdays at 10am for a service of Holy Communion or on Sundays at 3pm for All-Age Worship. Everyone welcome!

TKC – Thursday June 7th

TKC Day 8

10am @ St Aubyn’s – Holy Communion
Everyone welcome – and stay for fellowship over refreshments afterwards. 

Pray for Five – get together with a friend over coffee any time during the day, or join us at one of our home groups this evening from 7:30pm. Pray together for the five people you would regularly like to pray for to come to faith.
There are groups meeting at The Vicarage, at St Michael’s, and at Joy’s house … join us or make your own arrangements. 

Palm Sunday celebrations

Tomorrow we will have a bring and share lunch after the morning service at St Michael’s. We will then process to St Aubyn’s as we launch a new 3pm service on Sundays. You are all warmly invited to join in!

Carols and Communion at St Aubyns