St Gluvias is an active participant in
the Year of the Child
St Gluvias is
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Find Regular pattern of worship
Sunday Services
7.30 am |
Matins | |
8.00 am |
Low Mass |
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10.00 am |
The Parish Mass |
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4.00pm |
Tea-Time Service - every 4th Sunday in the month - All-age worship followed by a good tea | |
6.00 pm |
Evensong | |
| We serve refreshments in Church every Sunday morning after Parish Mass. |
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Solemn Evensong with Benediction on the first Sunday of the month and on Festivals |
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| Daily (except Monday) |
30 minutes before Mass |
Matins |
6.00 pm |
Evensong |
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Tuesday |
8.00 am |
Low Mass |
Wednesday |
9.15 am |
Low Mass, followed on the first Wednesday of the month by a Service of Healing |
Thursday |
8.00 am |
Low Mass |
Friday |
12.15 pm |
Low Mass |
| Saturday | 8.00 am |
Low Mass |
| Confessions | ||
| Saturday | 6.30 pm | or by appointment |
Baptisms - Marriages - Sick Communion
Preparation for Confirmation
by arrangement with the Vicar
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| 'Daily Prayer' is an external resource provided by the Church of England |
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* Daily Prayer provided by a direct feed from the Church of England
© The Archbishops' Council of the Church of England, 2002-2007
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Sunday & Weekday worship
This page lays out our regular pattern of Sunday services and Weekday services of worship.
Feast days and Saints days will cause this pattern to change - the Church Diary for daily details.
All church members are encouraged to read the holy scriptures of the Bible daily and to pray for the world.
Daily Prayer
For those who want to pray regularly with the Church, we provide links to the Church of England's offices for Morning, Evening and Night Prayer. These are complete services, requiring no books and can be prayed wherever you can connect to the web.
Web resources online
You may find these resources helpful to study of the Bible:
Searchable Bible (NRSV)
This updated Oremus Bible Browser provides a simple interface to the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible.
Just type in a reference to a passage and press return or the submit button.
The Authorized Version (aka King James Version), and several other versions of the Psalms are available.
Searchable bibles - other versions, (including the New International Version) and other languages from www.biblegateway.com
Project Canterbury
"The online home for Anglican texts. Emphasis is placed on documents expressing the catholic identity of Anglicanism."
The Book of Common Prayer
A Comprehensive Resource, including sections formatted as the original.
You can find here more than two dozen Books of Common Prayer, and related works, from all over the Anglican Communion.
14 August, 2009