St Gluvias is a Church of England parish in the Anglican Diocese of Truro.

We are a living community, seeking to worship God and to grow in faith, serving the people of the parish and the wider world in the name of Jesus Christ.

Christian people have worshipped on this site since - and probably before - a church was dedicated on 25th July 1318 to St Gluvias the Martyr. It is our great delight to join with the whole people of God world-wide and through all ages in worshipping daily the One in whom we live and move and have our being.

We invite you to join us. We worship on Sundays at 10.00am and (on most Sundays - check the Church Diary page) at 6.00pm and, on the fourth Sunday of the month at 4.00pm, in our Tea-Time Service for all ages.

We serve refreshments in Church every Sunday after Parish Mass.

We regret that Children's Church is not currently available.

See our Church Diary page for details of Sunday worship and the Regular Worship page for weekday worship and other prayer and study resources. Check the Parish Notices immediately below for any detailed changes.

Parish Notices
for Sunday 22nd February 2012

THE THIRD SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY
Fifth Day in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity

Services today:

8.00am     Low Mass
10.00am   Parish Mass .
4.00 pm    Tea-Time Service - with refreshments and cake after
6.00pm     Combined service at Penryn Methodist Church
                 Theme - Christian Unity.
                 There will be no evening service today at St Gluvias

Mass Intentions this week:

Sunday (8am & 10am) -  Archbishop Rowan. Christian Unity
Tuesday (9.15am) - Archdeacon Roger. The work of the PCC

Next Sunday: 29th January Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Candlemas)

8.00.am. Low Mass
10.00.am. Parish Mass with procession.
6.00.pm. Evensong (said)

Weekday Masses - Until further notice, the only weekday communion will be at 9.15. on Tuesdays.

THIS WEEK'S NOTICES

SERVERS: There will be a meeting for all servers on Tuesday January 31st at 7.30.pm. In Church. John would appreciate it if all servers could attend.

COFFEE MORNINGS: The Coffee Mornings are to start again on Friday 10th February. Would anyone who is able to help at these please stay after the 10 o’clock Mass today for a short meeting.

Please continue to support the PENRYN FOODBANK which, like others around Cornwall and elsewhere, is providing a vital service to many in need. Urgent needs are fruit juice, tinned items of all kinds, jam and biscuits. Please leave them in the box beside the tract table.

RURAL DEAN - For information, the Rev. Geoffrey Bennett of Budock Is being installed as Rural Dean of the Deanery of South Carnmarth on Wednesday 25th January, following, of course, Father John’s retirement from that position.

It is our intention to continue with this weekly NOTICE SHEET, providing details of services, events and meetings, special days, intentions and prayers requested. Roger will be producing this, but will only know what you want included if you tell him.
There is a wallet underneath the social notice board (by the door) and information may be left there by 3.00.pm. Friday, or sent by e-mail to roger.clarke [at] stgluvias.org.uk [replace the [at] with the 'at' symbol (this representation is intended to stop collection of addresses for spam use.)]