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What’s On/Events

Sunday 10am services

Please join us for coffee, tea or squash  in the church hall after the service.

8am Communion service every Sunday.

Coffee mornings - Every Tuesday from 10am,  the church hall. All are welcome.

Morning Prayer (a short reflective service) - Every Tuesday, 9.30am.

23 May: Film Club, 7pm, church hall.

24 May: Plant sale  and  coffee, cakes  and  cream tea take-aways at church, 10 - 1pm.

28 May: Bible Study Group, church hall, 2pm.

29 May: Ascension Day service, 10am.

30 May: Quiz night at church hall, 6.30pm.

1 June: Church@5, 5pm.

14 June: Jumble sale, church hall.

25 - 26 June: 150th anniversary of Worlebury school.

13 September: Walk from Wick St Lawrence to St Paul’s.

18 October: Confirmation service at Wells Cathedral.

22 November: Christmas fayre at St Paul’s.

Toddler Praise

Busy hands, above, creative minds, smiling faces. These are the ingredients of our church Bible Holiday Clubs for youngsters.

Pictures here show some of the fun from one session.

Holiday Club fun, games

Let’s Celebrate: it’s a new monthly way of worship

Community space to enjoy

Every Tuesday, in the church hall, beginning with coffee at 10am, church members are hosting a community lounge for parishioners to enjoy.

All are welcome to our Toddler Praise weekly event at Worlebury St Paul’s School.

Action songs, a Bible story, crafts, toys and refreshments are included during the free classes, 10 - 11.30am every Thursday during term time. Just turn up!

Telephone Rev Gail on 0774 6050607 for more details.

Let’s Celebrate is a re-branding of Messy Church, the regular monthly event offering an alternative way of worshipping.

Aimed at people of all ages, it is focused on the theme of Celebration. All are welcome to the church hall on the third Saturday of the month at 4pm to enjoy an activity that is just that something different.

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The Folk in Church concert featuring multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Ben Sutcliffe was a major success for St Paul’s.

Ben Sutcliffe was really good, writes Yvonne Heggs.

It was based around folk songs from Cornwall, some of which I knew. He was down to earth and a very talented composer. Some of the music was based on Stations of the Cross which he composed based on poems put to music.

He was a real star

He told us about all the work that he did with schools and theatre, particularly with the Minack Theatre in Cornwall. He accompanied his songs with guitar, he played gigs on the violin, and sang to backing tracks from some of his theatre performances. All in all, it was a very good evening. He was a real star and I would love him to come back.

Everyone was very appreciate

Ben treated a small, but select, audience to a beautiful evening of music, writes Jennifer Hart.

First, we heard a selection of Cornish folk songs, accompanied by guitar and violin, including a very spooky "Kenidjack Witch", which sent shivers up the spine.

Played some of his own music

He then played some of his own music, finishing with singing two pieces written for a "Stations of the Cross" suite. The setting for this was perfect - as the light was falling, Ben was in semi-darkness, with the spotlight shining on the crucifix scene above him on the rood screen.

Everyone was very appreciative of Ben's entertaining, and well-performed, evening.

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Cornish folk songs in concert

Ben at the mic.