"<u>Mission Possible" Learning Community </u> <br>This will be a space where we come together monthly for nine months to share ideas, eat cake, pray for each other's churches and initiatives and listen to God with and for each other. Some months we'll have an outside speaker to bring a fresh perspective (and fill gaps in my own experience); for the first I've asked Rev'd Susie Templeton to come and chat about mission & pioneering, whilst valuing the sacramental tradition. Susie is the pioneer minster next door in Kerrier Deanery, is a fellow CMS pioneer and is inspirational.<br>For some churches the content of each session may at first not seem that relevant (for example a more evangelical church tradition may not see the connection between mission and the sacraments as as important as others of differing traditions). However, the idea of committing to nine months together is so we engage with all sorts of things that we may not be familiar with, or that may challenge us all (especially me), and at the end have a deep sense of unity in diversity as we develop a renewed (not necessarily new) sense of missional direction. We've got lots to learn from each other's traditions and experiences. Some of the fastest growing churches in the world are in Iran, China and the Roman Catholic church in South America and parts of Asia. In January we will be looking at the similarities that exist in these contexts and what we can learn from them in our own, as whilst all contexts are unique, the character of God is the same. <br>Each session will be held at Fairwinds, run from 7 - 9 pm and will be on the following Tuesdays<br>7th November, 12th December, 16th January, 20th February, 19th March, 16th April, 21st May, 18th June. <br><br>
Will can often be found singing with a Falmouth based, male vocal group known as The Oggymen, who are highly regarded for their sense of humour, beautiful four part harmonies, and heartfelt songs. In 2016, Will took the decision to also try his luck at gigging alone with Acoustic Guitar and stomp box. Totally inspired by Cornwall’s rich History and Heritage, and the songs penned by his mentor Harry “Safari” Glasson, he hit the road! Will combines Harry’s, and his own songs, with traditional Cornish and Celtic folk songs and has received accolades from far and wide. And that’s how it started!Please contact Amanda on 01326 377080 for more details or call 01726 63513 to book tickets. Tickets cost £10 in advance and £12 on the door.
Join with us on Sunday 1 October, as we celebrate Harvest Festival with a sung eucharist. After mass you are welcome to join with the congregation and partake in a bring & share brunch. As part of our harvest offering, we are asking people to kindly donate to the work being undertake by ShelterBox. A charity that supports the aid work being undertaken in disaster regions around the world.MOROCCO EARTHQUAKE AND LIBYA FLOODING https://shelterbox.org/Together you helped to raise £284.50 towards overseas aid projects. Thank you.
IMS Prussia Cove brings together some of the best musicians in the world to Cornwall to study, rehearse and perform together. For over 50 years, our seminars have offered outstanding musical training to young artists and continued inspiration to musicians throughout their careers.Every September, Open Chamber Music brings together musicians to study, rehearse and perform more than 60 works of chamber music, in groups that combine young musicians with more established performers.Our autumn concert series invites selected groups from the Open Chamber Music seminar to perform in venues across West Cornwall. We are proud to bring internationally-acclaimed musicians and rising stars to our Cornish audiences, offering live music of the highest quality in the heart of local communities.Programme details and performers are announced during the seminar.Please check www.i-m-s.org.uk
