Haldon Mission Community
We are eight Anglican churches in Devon each seeking to serve all those who live in the wider communities of Ashcombe, Bishopsteignton, Ideford, Luton and Teignmouth and also in the process of welcoming the churches in Shaldon & Ringmore into the team.
Although separate parishes we are also growing into a community – supporting each other through prayer and fellowship and seeking to grow in our love for God and all He has created. We worship God week by week in buildings that have each served their communities for centuries. We seek to be a supportive presence for people of all stages of faith.
Please click on individual churches for details of services, news etc and visit our website.
Priest in Charge: Revd Carol Green
Team Vicar & Children & Youth Enabler: Rev Dave Wilkie
Curates: Revd Elizabeth & Revd Peter Burren
Team Administrator: Hayley Dartnell (Tel: 07494
222848)
Licensed Lay Ministers (Readers): Richard Frost, Lesley Heffer, Tricia Stuckey, Anna Venables, Peter Wood
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Safeguarding
The mission community is committed to the safeguarding of everybody, and especially to ensuring the safety and protection of all children and adults experiencing or at risk of abuse or neglect - who are involved in any church activities. The Safeguarding Lead for The Haldon Mission Community is Mrs Susan Harvey and concerns should be notified to her.
The term safeguarding is used to define actions taken to protect and save vulnerable people and groups from harm. This may come from adults or other groups or other children. A vulnerable adult is a person who may be unable to protect themselves or take care of themselves against harm, exploitation, neglect or abuse. When safeguarding children - a child is anyone under the age of 18. Therefore safeguarding children is about protecting all those under 18 from harm, exploitation, neglect or abuse. Schools, charities, hospitals and care homes, along with other sectors - including churches must all take responsibility to safeguard those around them.
If you have a concern about the safety of someone or the actions of someone working with children or vulnerable adults, please speak to someone. Any matters of concern about a child or vulnerable adult should be always be reported.