A good place to meet with God
Details about our regular activities: services, Little Fishes, prayer group, coffee mornings and book group can be found on our Visit Us page.
To view services, activities and events booked in the Chapel in the coming weeks and months, please visit out new Church Calendar.
What's Happening in July 2025 ...
7th July, at 9.30am - the monthly breakfast will be held at Wetherspoons ... all are welcome.
12th July at 10.30-11.00am - South West Awake at the Railway Station. The South West is getting ready ton rise in prayer, with thousands expected to step out onto the coastline. Mandy Pierce is coordinating a local group, meeting at the station at 10.25 ... come and join in and be part of a move that could shape the spiritual landscape of our region. To learn more about the event, please visit: www.southwestawake.com
12th July at 10am the Prayer meeting will be followed by the coffee morning.
13th July. at 12pm following the morning service the Church AGM will be held.
19th July at 9.30am - Engage Women's Breakfast.
Date for your diary ... 26th August - official welcome service to mark the beginning of the West Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Circuit. The event will be held in the evening at Chapel Street, led by Chair of District, Rev Dan Haylett. Rev Carole Holmes from the Scillies will also be there and is looking forward to seeing everyone.
Please consider ...
Attention keyholders ... A rota is being planned for opening chapel on a Sunday, to ease pressure on the few who do this most weeks. Please let Doreen know if you're happy to be added to the rota.
Penzance is mobilising with Greenpeace, Oxfam, War Child UK, Christian Aid and many others to form a Red Line for Gaza on Wednesday 9th July, 11-11.30am on the Prom opposite Alexandra Road. There will be a loving gathering and silent vigil for liberation. Please join the gathering and wear red: "every person killed is a red line crossed."
A big thank you ....
A huge heartfelt thanks to everyone who baked, served, chatted and cleared up over Mazey weekend. We had lots of visitors in Chapel, some who just came for tea and cake and some who came to sit in the quiet. It was a valuable offering to the day and greatly appreciated by many. We also made £320 (after expenses) on the refreshments, a great total!
Kay Mappin thanks her church family for the flowers received for the first anniversary of Terry's death.
Winifred Trevelan says thank you for the flowers she received for her birthday.
Our beautiful building plays host to many music performances throughout the year.
One of the groups with a regular programme of concerts is Chapel Street Music. Please visit their website for further details: https://chapelstreetmusic.co.uk/