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In Brief

Next Service:

8th December at 10:30 am.

Holy Communion
(Second Sunday in Advent)

The next village event will be Landkey United Fellowship meeting on 10th December 2019 at 2:30 PM in Landkey village hall

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Advent was the theme of our Family Service on 1st December, Advent Sunday. Angela Bellamy talked to the young people present about the meaning behind the candles that we light each Sunday in the approach to Christmas. From left to right Joseph Ley holds a drawing of the first candle lit at the start of this service to represent Hope, Robert Waldron's is for Peace, Isabelle Ley's for Joy, Lizzie Martin's for Love, while George Wilks' represents the Christ Candle lit during Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 1st December 2019.
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Tom Wilks (green beret) and Bill Parker lay their wreaths at the war memorial on Remembrance Sunday on behalf of St Paul's Church and Landkey Parish Council, respectively. Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 11th November 2019.
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In Brief

Next Service:

8th December at 10:30 am.

Holy Communion
(Second Sunday in Advent)

The next village event will be Landkey United Fellowship meeting on 10th December 2019 at 2:30 PM in Landkey village hall

Diocesan Magazine

Click here to visit the Exeter Diocese website

A link to the magazine is available on the Home page.

Safeguarding

View our Safeguarding policy

Diocese of Exeter Safeguarding contacts

Recent Images Highslide JS
Advent was the theme of our Family Service on 1st December, Advent Sunday. Angela Bellamy talked to the young people present about the meaning behind the candles that we light each Sunday in the approach to Christmas. From left to right Joseph Ley holds a drawing of the first candle lit at the start of this service to represent Hope, Robert Waldron's is for Peace, Isabelle Ley's for Joy, Lizzie Martin's for Love, while George Wilks' represents the Christ Candle lit during Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 1st December 2019.
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Tom Wilks (green beret) and Bill Parker lay their wreaths at the war memorial on Remembrance Sunday on behalf of St Paul's Church and Landkey Parish Council, respectively. Image courtesy of Charles Waldron 11th November 2019.
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Directions and Facilities

Landkey is conveniently located just a quarter of a mile from the Landkey/Swimbridge junction with the A361 North Devon Link Road. This Google map should help you to find us and, underneath, we give written directions to provide further assistance.

From the M5, leave the motorway at junction 27 and follow the signs for Barnstaple. After approximately 32 miles, turn left at the signposted Landkey/Swimbridge junction.

From Bideford and North Cornwall, follow the A39 until it becomes the A361 North Devon Link Road at a roundabout on the eastern outskirts of Barnstaple. At about 1 mile past the North Devon Link route sing indication "South Molton 11 miles, etc.", turn right at the signposted Landkey/Swimbridge junction.

Whichever direction you have arrived from, on passing the Landkey village sign, prepare to turn right into Vicarage Road. St Paul's Church will now be visible to the right. At the bottom of Vicarage Road, a further right turn will lead to the church.

If approaching Landkey from the South Molton / Swimbridge direction, enter the village and proceed as far as the centre, passing the post office then the "Nearbuy" shop, both on your right. Turn left at the war memorial into Manor Road and continue for a further quarter of a mile at which point the church will come into view.

Facilities

St Paul's is an old church and we do not benefit from some of the facilities of more modern buildings. We do, though, try to provide for particular requirements wherever possible.

  • Parking: We do not have a car park but there is usually sufficient on-road parking space available near the church.
  • Toilets: There are no toilets within the church.
  • Sound system: The church is fitted with amplifiers and a hearing loop.
  • Heating: The church is equipped with gas-fired central heating. We would, though, advise anyone unfamiliar with our church to dress warmly, especially during cold weather, as the nature of the building limits the effectiveness of the heating.
  • Disabled access: We have no specific provision for disabled access but our church wardens will be happy to advise and assist as far as is possible with individual mobility requirements. We do, though, have moveable ramps which enable wheelchair users to gain entry through the main door.
  • Key: The church is kept locked when not in use. However, if you would like to visit and gain access outside the published service times, please ring Church warden Eileen MacCaig beforehand in order that she may arrange for the door to be unlocked.