Archive of: 2020

• Equipping God’s people to serve with Joy

  15 October 2020

  Our Grow learning courses are designed to equip God’s people in Devon to serve with joy.
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• Worship, Welcome & Wonder

  15 October 2020

  The Archdeacon of Exeter, Andrew Beane reflects on the challenges COVID-19 has presented, and how the Church must adapt to reflect the world we find ourselves in.
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• Ordination of Priest - Live Streaming

  25 September 2020

  Mark Neave, who has served as Curate to the Whiddon Mission Community over the last 18 months is to be ordained as a Priest by the Bishop of Plymouth at 11am at on Sunday 27th September 2020 at Buckfastleigh.
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• New Priest to join Northeast Dartmoor church family

  24 August 2020

  The Reverend Prebendary Susan Sheppard has been appointed Associate Priest with the Northeast Dartmoor church family.
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• National Park grant for Bellringers helps keep Devon tradition alive

  24 August 2020

  The tradition of bell ringing Devon style looks set for a bright future thanks to Chagford Bellringers.
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• Ringers VJ Day peal

  24 August 2020

  Chagford marks VJ day with a peal of bells
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• Swifts Live from St Michael’s with Nick Baker

  20 July 2020

  Live pictures from four of the 32 swift nest boxes located in the church tower showing young swifts at various stages of development.
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• Frequent Visitors return to St Michael’s

  08 June 2020

  The swifts are back again for third season since the installation of the boxes in 2017
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• Spirit Level

  08 June 2020

  This article is not about "The Virus". It is about what happens when enough people experience something so significant that what passes for our ‘normal life’ cannot cope any longer.
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• The Mess - Important Project Update

  05 May 2020

  In this article we are writing to inform you of some important changes in relation to the youth project and more specifically, The Mess Youth Centre. On-the-Edge, having run for nearly 14 years has primarily been funded through local churches, individuals and one-off grants or events.
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