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Parish Details for Plymstock and Hooe

Archdeaconry: Plymouth
Deanery: Plymouth City
Benefice: Plymstock and Hooe
Mission Community: Plymstock

Clergy in the parish

The Rev Jennie Appleby
Team Rector

The Rectory, 5 Cobb Lane, Plymstock, Plymouth, PL9 9BQ
Tel: 01752 941844
Email The Rev Jennie Appleby

The Rev David Appleby
Team Vicar in the Plymstock and Hooe TM

The Rectory, 5 Cobb Lane, Plymstock, Plymouth, PL9 9BQ
Tel: 01752 941844
Email The Rev David Appleby

The Rev Carl Budden
Assistant Curate

Merrivale, Woodside, Plymouth, PL4 8QE
Tel: 01752 662345
Email The Rev Carl Budden

Churches in the parish

St. John The Evangelist (Parish Church)
Plymouth
PL9 9SD

St. Mary All Saints (Parish Church)
Plymouth
PL9 9BP

Church Of The Good Shepherd Oreston
Plymouth
PL9 7NN

Holy Family Staddiscombe

Parish officers

Churchwardens

Mrs Sheila Eccleston

Dr Kerry Gilbert
Email Dr Kerry Gilbert

PCC Secretary

Mr Richard Frederick Harvey
Tel: 01752 408006
Email Mr Richard Frederick Harvey

PCC Treasurer

Mr Bob Davidson
Email Mr Bob Davidson

Readers

Mr Graham Dee
Tel: 01752 299907
Email Mr Graham Dee

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