Page Updated on:- Sat. 26/06/2010
This page gives general information about the parish including contacting the vicar, regular activities and church development. Use the menu on the left or the inline links to learn more about the various activities.
Young People worshiping on the Lizard Peninsular
As with all churches there are a number of activities which take place on a regular basis, go to the Regular Activities page to find out about regular activities, or the Diary page for detailed information about this months activities.
A number of house groups take place at various locations and times during term time to which anyone is welcome. Visit the House Groups page to see what we are studying.
We have a company of bell ringers who ring for the services on Sunday. St. Keverne is one of only three churches in Cornwall to have Ten or more bells, visiting ringers are welcome, as is anyone wishing to learn the art. Go to the Bell Ringers page for contact details and to to learn more about the bells.
We run a club for young people of St. Keverne, called S.K.Y.P. They meet in the Church Hall from 7:00pm to 10:00pm on the third, fourth and fith Fridays each month. Go to the S.K.Y.P. Club page to find out more.
There is a Parents & Toddlers group called Little Fishes, this meets in St. Peter`s Church Hall at Coverack, at 10am on Thursdays. Go to the Parents & Toddlers page to find out more.
A sub committee of the PCC with members co-opted from the villages of St. Keverne and Coverack looks after the two Church Yards. With help from the Parish Council the grass is regularly cut to make both churchyards very pleasant places to sit and contemplate the views. Go to the Churchyards page to find out more.
Following the passing of the disablement access law St. Keverne Church has embarked on an extensive Development programme in order to meet the requirements of the regulations and also to make the building a more pleasant place in which to worship. Go to the Development page to find out more.
St. Peter`s and St. Keverne Churches support a number of charities. The PCC has adopted the principle of giving away 10% total annual general church income. The list of charities supported, together with links to their web sites, can be viewed by going to the Supported Charities page where a fuller note about the giving policy can also be read.
Fusion Youth Services are organised on the Lizard Peninsular by young people for young people and meet on the last Sunday of each month. Go to the Fusion page to find out more.
The Priest in Charge
of St. Keverne with Coverack is the Rev. Tony Whitaker who came here with his wife Mo in November 2006.Go to the Clergy page to read about them.
Requests for calling Banns of Marriage, for sick and general visits.
Please contact the Vicar, Revd. Tony Whitaker at:-
The Vicarage,
Tel: 01326-280227
Lemon Street,
St. Keverne,
Cornwall.
TR12 6NG
or by e-mail using the button at the bottom of this page.
Tony and Mo take Fridays as their day off so please avoid phoning him on that day.
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Pastoral Care
St. Keverne Parish is involved in pastoral care, helping individuals and groups within the church and the local community, at specific points of need in their lives. This is done by giving support, by listening, by guiding and by seeking to establish and restore relationships in a confidential manner.This care and help is rooted in the principles and values of the Christian faith.
If you would like the opportunity to meet with one of the St. Keverne pastoral care team please contact:-
- Sue Bray, the Pastoral Care Team Co-ordinator, on (01326) 280459
- or Tony Whitaker, the Vicar, on (01326) 280227
View from St. Peter`s Churchyard ©D.J.S.
