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Mission Community Details for South Dartmoor

Archdeaconry: Plymouth

Clergy in the mission community: South Dartmoor

The Rev Paul Hinckley
Vicar

Tel: 01752 895227
Email The Rev Paul Hinckley

Parishes in the mission community

Lunch on the Go ministry serves up hot soup and hope to Tiverton community

The Lunch on the Go ministry at St George and St Paul’s Church in Tiverton aims to be a place where the community can be welcomed in and served. A team of volunteers provide homemade soups, fresh rolls, cakes and drinks in the Tiverton church grounds under a gazebo. The vision behind this was to be a listening ear for the community and to help in a physical, emotional and spiritual way where possible. Judith…

Faith and Service of Queen Elizabeth Remembered at Devon Church Services

The lifelong faith and service of Queen Elizabeth was commemorated at church services across Devon on the eve of her funeral. Exeter Cathedral was packed for a service attended by the Lord Lieutenant of Devon, David Fursden, the King’s representative in the county. The sermon was given by the Bishop of Exeter, the Rt Rev’d Robert Atwell, who shared his memories of the Queen: “The Queen was someone whom everyone felt they knew. She was…

Devon’s Churches to Hold Services of Commemoration for The Queen

Churches across Devon will be holding commemorative services on Sunday 18 September, ahead of the funeral of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Monday. There will also be 10 civic services, one for each local authority area, including one at Exeter Cathedral for the county of Devon, one at St Andrew’s Church in Plymouth and one at St Paul’s Church Paignton, for Torbay. Thousands of people are expected to pack the churches and these…

Devon’s Bishops Take Part in Historic Ceremonies to Launch Reign of King Charles III

The regional Proclamations of King Charles III as the new monarch have taken place in Exeter, Plymouth and Torquay and in a number of towns and villages across Devon. Outside Exeter Cathedral, more than 3000 people gathered on the afternoon of 11 September to hear the official proclamation. The Bishop of Exeter, the Rt Rev’d Robert Atwell, was present to pray the Prayer of Accession. In Plymouth on the same afternoon, the Rev’d Prebendary James…

New Church Ministers Become First To Swear Vow of Allegiance to King Charles III

An historic ordination service has taken place at Exeter Cathedral in which 15 new Church of England ministers became the first ordinands in history to swear a vow of allegiance to King Charles III. The service took place just hours after the Royal Proclamation of the new monarch following the death of Queen Elizabeth. 15 women and men from across Devon were ordained Deacons in a service led by the Bishop of Exeter. Speaking afterwards,…