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Welcome to Family Communion with Sunday School Camborne Cluster - The United Benefice of Crowan and Treslothan nd Weekly News sheet – Sunday 2 May nd Week commencing Sunday 2 May – Cluster services Key: All Saints AS, St Crewenna CR, Holy Trinity HT, St John the Evangelist JE, St Martin and St Meriadoc MM Day Time Service Venue Sunday 9.00am Holy Communion MM 9.30am Eucharist AS 9.30am Holy Communion - OUTSIDE JE 9.30am Worship at Home Zoom 11.00am Eucharist HT 11.00am Morning Worship & MM club MM 11.15am Morning Worship CR Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion MM Zoom service details: Meeting ID: 827 8279 1442 Passcode: 991689 You can still watch the service at a time that suits you on our YouTube channel – search ‘Camborne Cluster of Churches’ and subscribe to find it more easily next time. Crowan Church will be open for private prayer daily from dawn to dusk Treslothan Church will not be open this week Next week’s services – week commencing Sunday 9th May Key: All Saints AS, St Crewenna CR, Holy Trinity HT, St John the Evangelist JE, St Martin and St Meriadoc MM Day Time Service Venue Sunday 9.00am Morning Worship MM 9.30am Eucharist AS 9.30am Holy Communion JE 9.30am Worship at Home Zoom 11.00am Eucharist HT 11.00am Holy Communion & MM club MM 11.15am Rogation service (at Releath) CR 3.00pm Cornish Language service Zoom Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion MM Daily Bible Readings Sunday 2nd May – 9th May Sunday 2nd May - Acts 8.26-end; Psalm 22.25-end; 1 John 4.7-end; John 15.1-8 Monday 3rd May - Psalm 145; Deuteronomy 16.1-20; 1 Peter 1.1-12 Tuesday 4th May - Psalms 19, 147.1-12; Deuteronomy 17.8-end; 1 Peter 1.13-end Wednesday 5th May - Psalms 30, 147.13-end; Deuteronomy 18.9-end; 1 Peter 2.1-10 Thursday 6th May - Psalms 57, 148; Deuteronomy 19; 1 Peter 2.11-end Friday 7th May - Psalms 138, 149; Deuteronomy 21.22-22.8; 1 Peter 3.1-12 Saturday 8th May - Psalms 146, 150; Deuteronomy 24.5-end; 1 Peter 3.13-end Sunday 9th May - Acts 10.44-end; Psalm 98; 1 John 5.1-6; John 15.9-17 Collect for Fifth Sunday of Easter Risen Christ, your wounds declare your love for the world and the wonder of your risen life: give us compassion and courage to risk ourselves for those we serve, to the glory of God the Father. Follow us on social media to find links to services, prayers and events: Search for any of our churches or for ‘Camborne Churches’ on Facebook or follow the links from the website: www.cambornecluster.org.uk Camborne Cluster - The United Benefice of Crowan and Treslothan Open Meeting of Deanery Synod - Wed 5th May (Zoom) The Covid pandemic has accelerated changes and challenges that had already begun in our churches, not least the state of our church finances. Over the next year every deanery in Truro Diocese is being required to look very seriously at our finances but also our mission opportunities, and to imagine a future for our churches which is fruitful but also sustainable. This programme is called 'On the Way' because of our belief that God is with us, but that God is also leading us to a new future together. On Wed 5th May at 7pm on Zoom, Carnmarth North Deanery Synod will be meeting, and after a short business section Bishop Hugh will lead an introduction to 'On the Way'. It is hoped that as many people from across the Deanery as possible will attend—this is NOT open only to Synod members, but to everyone from any congregation. There is a video by Bishop Philip on the Truro Diocese YouTube channel, titled ‘DoT On The Way Video’, which you may find helpful to watch before the meeting. Meeting ID: 871 2356 2598 Passcode: 151815 Phone access is also available - please ask. Special services - 9th May at 11.15am: Crowan Church’s regular service will be replaced by a Rogation service at Amanda’s farm, at Releath. This will be outside so please dress for the weather! - 9th May at 3pm: Cornish Language service on Zoom to celebrate the Feast of St Michael the Protector of Cornwall. Zoom details in next week’s notices. If anyone would like to participate by giving a reading or similar, please get in touch with Jane Kneebone at 07966 703924 or [email protected]. - 13th May at 7.30pm: Benefice service for Ascension Day at Crowan Church. All welcome. Treslothan Church Closure Treslothan Church will be closed this week to investigate damage in the chancel. Sunday’s service will be outside so please dress appropriately for the weather. Notice of the APM and APCM at Crowan The Annual Meeting of Parishioners (APM) and the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) will be held at Crowan Church on Sunday, 16th May. Following a shortened Morning Service at 11.15 a.m. the meetings will commence at approximately 12.15. Nomination forms for those wishing to stand as a Churchwarden or PCC member can be obtained by contacting Jane Curnow: [email protected] Gift Aid – Crowan church Many thanks to all Gift Aid givers who have returned their forms. I would be obliged if anybody who has not returned their forms could do so as soon as possible so that we are then ready to do the Gift Aid return to HMRC, your help in this matter is greatly appreciated. If anybody would like to become a Gift Aid giver please contact Penny Whitelock on 01209 831001 for a form. Prayer request We sadly have to report that Archdeacon Paul has recently been diagnosed with lymphoma. Please hold him and his family in your prayers. Who Let the Dads Out A group for dads, step-dads, grandads, father figures to get together and spend time with their children. Every first Saturday at All Saints Community Centre, 10.30-12.30. No booking necessary - light lunch provided. Get in touch with [email protected] to find out more. Contacts: Clergy Revd Rosheen Browning 01209 831175/07701 085736 [email protected] Revd Graham Adamson 01209 315965 [email protected] Youth Leader Barney Hooper [email protected] Worship Leader Esther Sardar [email protected] Families Leader Becky Lines [email protected] Churchwardens Anne Spearman (Treslothan) 01209 831075 Anne Butcher (Crowan) 01209 831283 Geoff Smith (Crowan) 01209 716336 Licensed Lay Ministers Wendy Smith (Crowan) 01209 716336 Sally Piper (Treslothan) 01209 612618 Administrator Francesca Thomas 07873 612760 [email protected] Church Office, Camborne Parish Church, Church St, Camborne TR14 7DF .
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