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The proposed new Benefice consisting of six churches in South East Cornwall


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The big screen was put to very good use this afternoon at St Stephen’s as members of our Mothers’ Union branch joined th...
10/06/2026

The big screen was put to very good use this afternoon at St Stephen’s as members of our Mothers’ Union branch joined the 150th anniversary service live from St Paul’s Cathedral.
It was a joy to share the occasion together and to welcome friends from the Menheniot branch who came to join us.
A lovely afternoon of fellowship and celebration.

09/06/2026

Read more about the exhibition on our website.

This morning Revd Laura visited Bishop Cornish School to lead collective worship.The children explored Jesus’ words in M...
09/06/2026

This morning Revd Laura visited Bishop Cornish School to lead collective worship.
The children explored Jesus’ words in Matthew 25:31–40, where he teaches that when we care for someone in need, we are also caring for him.

Revd Laura showed the children some simple everyday items: bread, a coat, and water, and asked who might need these today. The children had brilliant ideas about helping friends who are hungry, cold, lonely, or in need of kindness.

Together we thought about how small acts of care can make a big difference, and how Jesus calls us to notice and love the people around us.

We finished with a prayer asking God to help us be kind, generous and ready to help others.

Our churchyards are places held with great love. They are where we come to remember, to give thanks, and to honour those...
04/06/2026

Our churchyards are places held with great love. They are where we come to remember, to give thanks, and to honour those who have shaped our lives. Because these are sacred spaces, we all have a part to play in caring for them well.

Over recent months, a number of items have been placed in our churchyards that fall outside the diocesan regulations. I know these things are left with real affection, but some of them can cause damage to the mowing equipment and create risks for the people who look after the grounds. They also make it harder to keep the churchyards looking peaceful and respectful for everyone who visits.

May I gently ask that we all follow the churchyard guidelines and remove anything that isn’t permitted. Keeping to the rules helps us protect those who maintain the space, prevents accidents, and ensures our churchyards remain places of dignity, beauty, and remembrance.

Thank you for helping us care for these precious places.

Revd Laura
Priest in Charge

St Michaels landrake with St Erney
The Church of St Leonard & St Dilpe, Landulph

01/06/2026

The diocese’s Buildings Strategy has received final approval from members of the Bishop’s Diocesan Council (BDC).

The June newsletter is available now https://www.saltashteamministry.org/assets/newsletters/2026/June-2026.pdf
30/05/2026

The June newsletter is available nowhttps://www.saltashteamministry.org/assets/newsletters/2026/June-2026.pdf

This Trinity Sunday we gather as one benefice- a sign of the unity we celebrate in God Himself: Father, Son and Holy Spi...
29/05/2026

This Trinity Sunday we gather as one benefice- a sign of the unity we celebrate in God Himself: Father, Son and Holy Spirit, three and yet perfectly one.

Our worship will follow the Book of Common Prayer (1662), the prayer book that has shaped Anglican faith for centuries. Its language is dignified, poetic, and deeply rooted in Scripture. A BCP service invites us to slow down, to listen, and to pray words that generations before us have prayed, a reminder that we stand within a long, faithful tradition.

As we come together in one place, with one voice, we reflect something of the God whose unity we honour on this feast day.

All are welcome to join us, and to stay afterwards for a soup lunch.

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Williams! Sunday was a glorious day for a wedding and we are really grateful to Sadie and ...
26/05/2026

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Williams! Sunday was a glorious day for a wedding and we are really grateful to Sadie and Tom for sharing these photos with us.

We are now taking bookings for 2027 - please visit https://www.saltashteamministry.org/weddings/ to enquire about marrying in any of our six church buildings

Today St Stephen's by Saltash Church has been full of the life and joy of Pentecost.This morning we prayed Come, Holy Sp...
24/05/2026

Today St Stephen's by Saltash Church has been full of the life and joy of Pentecost.

This morning we prayed Come, Holy Spirit as we were anointed, shared Communion, and welcomed a child into the family of faith through baptism. We lit candles and carried them out into the world as a sign of the light going before us. And, as the Easter season came to its close, we extinguished the Paschal Candle — trusting that the risen Christ now goes with us in every place we are sent.

And this afternoon we celebrated a wedding — another moment of blessing, promise, and hope.

From first light to late afternoon, it has been a day of grace upon grace.
Thanks be to God.

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22/05/2026

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