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WHO'S WHO AT ST COLUMB PARISH CHURCH Christ the Redeemer Parish Priest: Helen Baber 880252 Our front page picture usually reflects Asst. Curate: Tess Lowe events in St Columb or perhaps something for the church season. Lay Minister: Philip Tremain 881041 This month for Easter we feature the Churchwarden: Colin Rescorla 880629 statue of Christ the Redeemer high PCC Vice Chair: Jill Merrifield 880558 above the city of Rio, Brazil. In consideration of the international PCC Secretary: Denise Tremain 881041 threat of coronavirus it is illuminated PCC Treasurer & Celia Webber 881640 with the flags of the countries which Gift Aid: have been afflicted. Planned giving: Jill Merrifield 880558 We hope and plan to continue with the Electoral Roll: Colin Rescorla 880629 production of "Town & Country" each month during the present crisis but Health & Safety: Philip Tremain 881041 that of course depends on the good Safeguarding: Sue Rescorla 880629 health of the editors, the printers, and Organist: Keith Rusling 07900 556075 for around 12% of readers, the postmen. Subscribers who receive a Tower Captain: Philip Tremain 881041 paper copy each month may like to Benefice Office 880252 email [email protected] to 1 Tippet Meadow, St Columb, TR9 6TY register for an electronic copy if that is preferred or should it become the only Benefice website: www.lannpydar.org.uk medium available.

Town & Country is edited by Phil & Denise Tremain, 24 Penkernick Way, St Columb, 01637-881041 and is published by the St Columb Major PCC. Last date for copy is the 15th of the previous month, or later by arrangement to [email protected] The annual subscription (12 issues) is £6 delivered in St Columb or collected from the church or post office; please pay your magazine distributor. Alternatively £5 by email or £16 by post, cheque payable to St Columb PCC to the above address. Town & Country 3

PASTORAL LETTER ...

Dear friends,

Last year at this time I was writing about the delights of spring, new growth and the potential for transformation in our lives as we approach Easter. This year, as I write in mid-March, we are experiencing the gradual ramping up of restrictions, cancellations and self-isolations related to the covid-19 coronavirus. We are all nervous, if not because of the virus itself, then certainly because of the potential impact on our families and businesses. By the time you read this, our older generation may already have been asked by the government to remain at home for the foreseeable future. It is an extremely troubling and anxious time. Already the fearful circumstances are bringing out the best and the worst in people. I won’t dwell on the worst, but it is heart-warming to witness the various groups spontaneously forming in our communities to make sure that vulnerable and elderly people always have someone they can call if they need urgent supplies, letters posted or simply someone to talk to. It will be a blessing to us all if these networks of kindness continue long after the awful virus is forgotten. The story of Jesus is of course one in which love triumphs in the long term despite the more immediate tragedy. The cruel treatment of Jesus and his followers at the hands of Roman persecution led to a community so committed to loving one another that they have inspired mutual goodwill, compassion and empathy for two thousand years. Roman emperors tried all kinds of evil persecutions to stamp out the movement but still the community of love persisted, because as St Paul famously put it, in the end these three remain: faith, hope and love, and the greatest of these is love. Easter tells us that despair doesn’t win, and selfishness doesn’t win. Easter reminds us that love cannot be held back. The bible says “Many waters cannot quench love; neither can the floods drown it” – and nor can covid-19. May the love in all our hearts flourish and never be defeated as we face this struggle together. Blessings and peace be with you this Easter,

Tess x

ASST. CURATE OF THE LANN PYDAR BENEFICE - ST COLUMB, , ST EVAL & ST ERVAN Town & Country 4

contributed by Jill Merrifield looked after each day by her Carer, Well, all our lives and those of the Sandra Ciarlegio. (Kath will be 95 in human race worldwide have and will June). change dramatically due to the The news of the sudden death of coronavirus pandemic, so let’s all Jocelyn Osborne (widow of Denis, a follow the guidelines, be sensible and former organist here) came as a keep going to the best of our abilities, shock to many who know how busy a and remember all those who work in life she led. A Memorial service for the emergency services, Hospitals, her was to have followed a private Care Homes, Hospices etc. as family funeral in March, but was they’re stretched already and know it postponed due to the coronavirus will get worse before it gets better. restrictions. We send condolences to her family. From the Registers Sadly too, Dennis Ellery (formerly of Funerals: Talskiddy) died after a long battle with 20th March, Elfrida Trisic cancer. Again funeral arrangements are unsure at the time that this is Congratulations to Ben Ellery who being written due to the virus. won both hurls for the Country this year after his brother, Harvey, won Congratulations to Jenny Nash and last year. Keeping it in the family I Paul Massie who became engaged think that’s called! Many hardy locals whilst on their recent non-skiing joined in or watched this unique St. holiday (got to the resort which was Columb annual event. then promptly closed down!). Another Mum needing to save for a wedding Carlos Coombs who brings us hat, just like Mrs Ed. beautiful veggies from his church allotment plot at Harvest festival , had Belated congratulations to Michael been involved in a road traffic and Jane Belcher who last month accident and was hospitalised for a celebrated their Diamond (60th) while but is now at home, and Joy wedding anniversary. Bray from Gluvian, is back at home ---oOo--- after having had emergency surgery but is to have further treatment. We Many happy returns to Vernon wish them both well for their Higgins who celebrates his 96th recoveries. Birthday on April the 4th. Best wishes from his family and friends, which I Kath Teagle hasn’t been too well am sure we would all echo. recently, but is being treated by the District nurses and wonderfully ---oOo--- Town & Country 5

TOWER NEWS FROM QUASI ..

Our final fixture in the 2019/20 Winter League competition took place at (rearranged from St.Neot) when we came up against Roche and Lansallos-1. the latter team are usually our main rivals but this season have been under strength due to illness. We were pleased to win, Lansallos came second with Roche in third place. This means that we top the league with a 100% record and will win the points trophy. We will all meet again at the knock-out final at Tywardreath .... or rather we won't ...... since as a result of coronavirus all ringing has been suspended for the foreseeable future.  Benefice Retreat to St Ives a contribution from Tess Lowe A few weeks ago in mid-March, a dozen of us from the churches in St Columb Major and St Mawgan went on retreat for two days to Treloyhan Manor in St Ives. For those who don’t know, a retreat is a sort of quiet and relaxing break from the busyness of life, where participants can relax, socialise and go on walks together, interspersed with times for prayer, worship, and short talks offered by a church minister. On this occasion, Revd Tess Lowe offered two talks on the gospel of Luke, exploring Jesus’ continual willingness to walk with us in our need, and the way Jesus always made sure he rested and prayed when he was overworked.

Despite the rain, most of us took the opportunity to walk or drive into St Ives and enjoy the wind, sea and sky and the beauty of our surroundings. The food was superb as ever and everyone came away refreshed (if a little heavier!). Town & Country 6

Feedback we were pleased to receive the following letter from a new subscriber We have holidayed in for many years, and last summer I had the pleasure of a chat in person with Phil (I think it was him!) in St Columb church. As a result we arranged for me to be sent a monthly copy of "Town & Country", which I always enjoy reading. And in the March issue I was delighted to see the cartoon version of "All things bright and beautiful"! I found it so witty and inventive that I sent a copy to one of my friends, a committee member of the Hymn Society. I myself have belonged to the Hymn Society for many years, and I am always entertained by amusing alternative versions. As a retired priest I take a lot of funerals, and Mrs Alexander's hymn is probably the most frequently requested. (It's know among crematorium organists as "All things bed and breakfast"). Anyway, thank you for including the cartoon in the magazine: and I am intrigued as to where you found it! With every good wish, Claire Wilson We're grateful to Claire for her kind letter, yes it was Phil that she met. We keep a collection of fillers to slot into the odd space and unfortunately where this one came from has been lost, but it was probably social media. Ed. ______Archdeacon Paul shared on social media that on Mothering Sunday he would be joining the Achbishop of Canterbury's radio broadcast in the morning, and Revd. Helen Baber streaming over the internet from the Lannpydar Benefice in the afternoon. He ilustrated his post with the images of those two fine clergy side by side; one for the album Helen! ______Cross of St Piran Award Phil Tremain was amongst the 17 recipients of this year's Cross of St Piran, awarded to lay people from across the Diocese of for services to the Church and their local communities. The citation records that he has been a Reader for 20 years, bell ringing for over 50 years, and been tower captain at St Columb Major for over 20 years. It continues: "Phil served the Truro Diocesan Guild of Ringers as press officer & newsletter editor for over 30 years, and has been their President. He organises groups for both retired and less experienced ringers in the deanery. He is a member of the Association of Ringing Teachers. Thanks to Phil, new ringers are being encouraged to start ringing and improve, and bells across Cornwall’s many rural villages will continue to have groups of enthusiastic bell ringers. He makes those in the church and community feel welcome and supported." Town & Country 7

THE "TOWN & COUNTRY" DIRECTORY Accountants David Jeffery & Co, The Old Surgery, St Columb 01637-881233 Linggard & Thomas (Samantha Linggard), St Columb 07808-159295 Whitakers, Lloyds Bank Chambers, 36 Fore St, St Columb 01637-880318 Agricultural Contractor David Tremain, "Millside", Bridge, St Columb 01637-880352 Beauty Therapist The Health & Beauty Studio, Union Square, St Columb 01637-889443 / 881406 Business & Legal Services Chymes Business Services, Chymes, Bank St, St Columb 01637-880708 Butchers Peter Morris Butchers, 69 Fore St, St Columb 01637-880445 Cabinet Maker & Furniture Restoration Colin Rescorla (EST.1926), Lower Penmellyn, Bridge, St Columb 01637-880629 Carpentry & Construction Hurling Carpentry & Construction (Aaron Rundle), St Columb 07743-323566 Cleaning Services Major Helping Hands (Samantha Spindley), St Columb 07792-819277 Computer Services DMC Support & training, call Di on … 01726-860084 Dental Care and Cosmetic Dental Treatments Dental World (Graham Cockroft), 53 Fore St, St Columb 01637-881011 Driving Instructor Woodys School of Motoring (female instructor) - 07957-008800 Electrical Contractor Stephen K. Michell (NAPIT), 19 Challis Ave, St Mawgan, Nquay 01637-860991 Financial Services St Columb Financial Services, 50 Fore Street, St Columb 01637-889099 Fish & Chips, Take-Away Westlakes (Giulio Ciarleglio), 34 Fore Street, St Columb 01637-880306 Flowers for Weddings & Funerals Ginny’s Flowers, St Columb [email protected] 07909-944679 Funeral Directors Paul Bourton Funerals, (www.paulbourtonfunerals.co.uk) 01726-65727 Colin Rescorla DipFD LMBIFD , Lwr. Penmellyn, St Columb 01637-880629 R.J.Bray & Son, Bridge End, 01208-812626 John Nicholls Funeral Service (inc.Peter Hackett), Newquay 01637-880407/851177 Andrew Henwood (DipFD MBIE), 74 Edgcumbe Ave, Newquay 01637-851199 V.F. Wedlake (Nick Jago), 2 Higher Bugle, St Austell 01726-850216 Town & Country 8

NEWS FROM ST COLUMB ORGANISATIONS ... Columba Centre by Shan Ford Easter Greetings St Columb Major, Shan here for the first time. I am the new secretary for the Columba Centre Trustees and have taken over keeping you all up to date with our news and events. I am a returning St Columb resident having grown up here; I went to the infants and juniors in the 60’s when Mr Bunny was head teacher. I am very happy to be returning to the town after many years away. Jill Merrifield has now retired from her role as our Chairman and Trustee and I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the trustees to say a huge thank you to Jill for her amazing work helping to preserve the former church hall and school room and her devoted work over the years guiding the committee and baking many cakes etc for our events. You will be very much missed but I know you will still be lending your support in many other ways. Our AGM was due to take place on March 23rd; we had planned a closed meeting to prevent anyone being exposed to the risk of corona virus. I will update you all in next month’s magazine. Due to the on going restrictions due to Coronavirus the Bingo on April 3rd and all activities in the Centre are suspended for the foreseeable future. For more details please visit the website www.stcolumb.org.uk/columbacentre or telephone 07967-458144/01637-880373 for information. Old Cornwall Society by Barbara Wyper St Columb Major Old Cornwall Society were fortunate enough to be able to celebrate their 50th anniversary on Monday 16th March at The Hotel Bristol in Newquay. Lyn our Chairperson thanked everyone for coming. Guests included Karin Easton, President of the Federation and her husband; Priscilla Oats, Past President; Paul Wills, Mayor of St Columb Major; Reverand Helen Baber, Rector of Lann Pydar and members of other Old Cornwall Societies. An excellent meal was served by the hotel staff. Bill Glanville spoke about the beginnings of the Society with several anecdotes. This was followed by entertainment from The Wreckers. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Members of St Columb Major Old Cornwall Society met on Monday 17th February. Lyn, chairperson, welcomed everyone and reminded us about the dinner St Columb AFC 200 Club Draw and entertainment at the Hotel Bristol, MARCH Newquay on March 16th to celebrate 50 years of the Society in St Columb Major. 1st A. Bourne - £50 The evening is open to anyone, not just 2nd G. Hyslop - £20 members, who would like to come, cost 3rd Dan Thomas - £10 £15, details from Lyn on 07724088707. She then introduced Mr Glynn Bennallick as our speaker on Stones and Stars. What a privilege it was to listen to his talk. Glynn Town & Country 9 had become interested in the sky, moon and stars at an early age starting with the Lunar Eclipse in 1961. A member of Kernow Astronomers, he showed us many spectacular photos of comets, planets and the Aurora Borealis. Glynn then went onto speak about the Pyramids, Menhirs and Stone Circles and that perhaps they contain astronomical secrets. An altogether fascinating evening.The Society needs a Treasurer, contact Lyn if you are interested. The Old Cornwall Society generally meet on 3rd Monday in the Month at 7.30pm in The Bowling Club, West Street, St Columb Major. The room is wheelchair friendly. All are welcome. Our next meeting on March 16th will be the Dinner. We generally meet on 3rd Monday in the Month at 7.30pm in The Bowling Club, West Street, St Columb Major. The room is wheelchair friendly.

NEWS FROM ST COLUMB ACADEMY ... taken from their newsletters

Baby Taylor Headteacher Marie Taylor, currently on maternity leave, and her husband are delighted to share the news that they have a baby boy, born a few weeks ago. They are delighted to be new parents and we wish them all the happiness in the world. FOSCA Bingo update Huge thanks to all who attended the recent Bingo night, we managed to raise a staggering £505.39 to help towards the children’s new playground! The school is now closed for the foreseeable future Town & Country 10

THE "TOWN & COUNTRY" DIRECTORY

Garage Enterprise Garage, Trekenning Road, St Columb 01637-880488 Garden Services Ross Barbery, fully insured and experienced 07549-200358 Helen Field, all types of garden maintenance undertaken 07498-541084 Mawgan Gardeners (Andy Swire) Trevenna Cross, St Mawgan 07967-118083 Hairdressers Barber Shop, 37 Fore Street, St Columb NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED Lil Greaves – Unisex mobile hairstylist 01637-850085 / 07989-830620 Health & Wellbeing Slimming World (Louise), Columba Centre, St Columb 07721-390449 Locksmith Coast2Coast Locksmiths, 33 Carloggas Grove, St Columb 01637-880899 Mobile Catering Lucy's Barista coffee & Cornish grill (Lucy Shazell) 07967-795602 Pet Care St Columb Dog Creche (Michele) 36 Penkernick Way, St Columb 07872-180943 Plumbing & Heating Services Richard Groves Vallient accredited, Newquay 01637-878632 / 07970-862739 Hooton Plumbing (Peter Hooton), Bank St, St Columb 07931-126801 Matthew Steele local & reliable, St Mawgan 01637-861670 / 07580-361399 Printers, Stationers, Mono and Full Colour Copying Edyvean Printers, 24 Fore St, St Columb 01637-880347 / 880144 (Fax) Property Maintenance, inc. Painter & Decorator CDS Property Services (Jonathan Hinchliffe), St Columb 01637-880775 Neil Barnes, 32 Dukes Way, Newquay 01637-871505 / 07854-951344 Public House & Restaurant Ring O'Bells (Sarah & Lucy), Bank St, St Columb 01637-880259 Removals Victor Jones, man & van hire, good rates 07815-968504 Sewing Services Denise Barbery, for small alterations, including hems, zips & repairs 07715-575640 Travel Personal Travel Agent (Lindsay Hinchliffe), St Columb 01637-806110 Veterinary Services Penmellyn Veterinary Group, Station Road, St Columb 01637-880307 Rockview Veterinary Surgery, 10 Tremodrett Rd, Roche 01726-890887 The P.C.C. are grateful to all advertisers for their support and readers are encouraged to mentionTown & Country when responding to advertisements. Town & Country 11

A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR ... PAUL WILLS

Coronavirus is very much on all our minds at present. It is vitally important that we ALL follow the advice given by central government and medical experts. Avoiding physical contact with others and washing our hands more regularly is important in trying to halt the spread. Work has begun to resurfacing Trekenning Car Park, this should take approximately two weeks to complete, the Town Council apologies for an inconvenience during these works. I will publish the final cost of these works once completed, but the price has gone up from when we first sought quotes two years ago. The car park will become pay and display from Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm, free at night and weekends and all Bank Holidays. Permits, which are limited to 40 in total, are available from the Town Clerks office priced at 100 pounds a year. A new multi skilled enforcement officer from will shortly make regular visit to the town, this officer is trained and able to issue fines for dog fouling, littering as well as parking issues. He/she will patrol at irregular hours in an attempt to try halt the amount of dog fouling on our streets. Please pick up after your pet. ______

St Columb Fire Brigade taken from their twitter social media feed

Tonight at drill we welcomed back our new recruit fresh from completing her approved to ride course last week. Firefighter Wierzbicki.

Welcome Biscuit!

A good time to remind readers that we are fortunate to have a team of dedicated on-call firefighters. Town & Country 12

Bodmin Memory Cafe were delighted to receive a generous donation from David and Emma Goodwin the proceeds of their Charity Steam -up on 4th January. It was a great afternoon with Steam engines, fairground organ, vintage vehicles, amazing cakes and refreshments, all involved worked hard making the event a huge success! A cheque for £1,400 has enabled the Memory cafe to purchase a keyboard, amplifier and equipment for the Memory choir. Singing has been proven to be a friendly and stimulating activity, improving well being and the choir is enjoyed by all those attending, people living with dementia, carers and volunteers alike. A huge thanks for all those involved!! Town & Country 13

Do you know someone who could benefit from Day Respite Care? Merlin MS Centre’s Day Respite Service runs three days a week and is available to anyone living with long-term health condition. Day Respite provides temporary, short-term care, giving individuals access to a structured day of activities, therapies and social interaction in a safe and accessible environment. The service also provides carers and family members with a break from their caring duties safe in the knowledge their loved ones are being looked after in a professional caring environment. This helps to relieve the pressures on family members who are often full-time carers. Access to positive respite care allows individuals to gain new skills, improve social interaction and self confidence as well as reducing depression and isolation. Respite care runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9am-4pm. We offer a volunteer-run transport service to support those that would otherwise not be able to access the Centre. A typical day starts gently, with individuals being given an outline of the day’s activities which may consist of memory and board games, music quizzes and craft activities, gentle exercise and conversations based around hobbies and interests. Outdoor activities are encouraged in warmer weather, including gardening and birdwatching. Respite service users have access to many items of specialist equipment including weighed paintbrushes and cutlery as well as larger print games and reading material for those with visual impairment. Lunch is freshly prepared and provided by our onsite café which is run by a volunteer team and part-time supervisor. The menu allows for any special dietary requirements. The service is delivered by friendly, qualified staff who are able to support service users with more complex needs i.e. catheter care, diabetic care (administering insulin injections), use of hoist and other moving and handling. For information on Day Respite or the other services provided at the Centre please contact us on 01726 885530 or email [email protected] This article was received before the present situation arose and this service may well be suspended at moment. Telephone or email to find out more - Ed. Town & Country 14

NEWS FROM THE NEIGHBOURS ... A roundup of items from the April at St Wenn Church surrounding of St Ervan, St All services suspended Eval, St Mawgan & St Wenn.

The Health and Beauty Studio Union Square St Columb 01637-889443 01637-881406 [email protected] Are you finding it hard to reach your feet? We can soak your feet, cut and file your toe nails, remove excess cuticle growth, take away build up of dead skin, exfoliate your feet and finish with a foot massage. Please call us to make an appointment. Town & Country 15

Prayer Space

A few thoughts from Revd. Jeremy Putnam to consider whilst self- isolating, and for all who are limited to non-essential travel! There are many examples of people in the bible having to either self- isolate or forcibly isolate from others. Here are four prayers to consider whilst at home.

1. Feeling separated from loved ones? Romans 8:31-end reminds us that ‘nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus’. (Pray the words - Thank You, Lord Jesus).

2. Feeling anxious? After the death of Jesus, the disciples self-isolated out of fear and the desire for self-preservation. John 20:19-29 shows how Jesus, raised from the dead, miraculously found a way into the locked room and announced peace to them all. (Pray the mantra – Maranatha! – Come, Lord Jesus)

3. Feeling frustrated that you can’t gather with friends? Technically speaking, the Apostle Paul is under arrest for about five years during his ministry. Although about two and a half years of this period is spent in a literal prison cell, the rest is spent either under house arrest or being escorted by a Roman soldier from Jerusalem to Rome. (Philippians 1:18). (Pray the song ‘In Christ alone’ by Stuart Townend.)

4. Feeling lonely Isaiah 49:15-16 “Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me.” (Pray through Psalm 139).

Sunday readings for April Date OT reading Psalm NT reading Gospel Matthew 27.11–54 5th Isaiah 50.4–9a Psalm 31.9–16 Philippians 2.5–11 Matthew 27.11–54 12th Jeremiah 31.1–6 Psalm 118.14–24 Acts 10.34–43 Matthew 28.1–10 19th Acts 2.14a, 22–32 Psalm 16 1 Peter 1.3–9 John 20.19–end 26th Acts 2.14a, 36–47 Psalm 116.1–3, 10–end 1 Peter 1.17–23 Luke 24.13–35 The Welcome pewsheet can be found online at www.lannpydar.org.uk/pewsheet.pdf Town & Country 16

April Services The LannPydar Benefice

St Columb Major, St Ervan, St Eval & St Mawgan

Date Time Church Service 05-April 8:00am St Columb 1662 Communion Palm Sunday 9:30am St Ervan Holy Communion 11:00am St Mawgan Holy Communion 11:00am St Columb All Age Worship 6:00pm St Eval Evensong (BCP) Monday 7:00pm St Ervan Evening Worship Tuesday 7:00pm St Columb Evening Worship Wednesday 7:00pm St Eval Evening Worship Maundy Thursday 7:00pm St Mawgan Commemoration of the All public Services are suspendedLast for Supper the Good Friday 10:00amforeseeableSt Eval future butStations for the of moment the Cross at 11:00amleast Stthe Columb church remainsStations open of the daily.Cross 2:00pm St Ervan The Last Hour 12-April Please6:30am seeCastle-an-Dinas the LannpydarSunrise Benefice Service website Easter Sunday www.lannpydar.org.uk8:00am St Columb orHoly our Communion Facebook page 9:30am@StColumbChurchSt Ervan Holy for Communion up-to-date information11:00am St Mawganas the situationHoly Communionis changing from 11:00am St Columbday to Holyday. Communion 6:00pm St Eval Holy Communion Services are being streamed (broadcast) at Tuesday 9:30am St Eval Holy Communion 9am on Tuesdays & Thursdays and Holy Wednesday 9:30am St Columb Holy Communion Communion at 4pm on Sundays from the 19-April 9:30amaboveSt Ervan website or FacebookHoly Communion page. 2nd of Easter 10:00am St Eval All Age Worship 11:00am St Mawgan Mattins 11:00am St Columb Holy Communion Tuesday 9:30am St Eval Holy Communion Wednesday 9:30am St Columb Holy Communion

26-April 9:30am St Ervan Morning Worship 3rd of Easter 11:00am St Mawgan Holy Communion 11:00am St Columb Morning Prayer 6:00pm St Eval Holy Communion Tuesday 9:30am St Eval Holy Communion Wednesday 9:30am St Columb Holy Communion

03-May 8:00am St Columb 1662 Communion 4th of Easter 9:30am St Ervan Holy Communion 11:00am St Mawgan Holy Communion 11:00am St Columb All Age Worship 6:00pm St Eval Evensong (BCP)