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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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Welcome to the website for St Paul's Church, the Church of England church for the parish of Landkey.

The tranquil village of Landkey is situated just three miles from the busy market town of Barnstaple in North Devon. With a growing population in excess of 2000, a strong sense of community exists within the village and, of this, the church is an important part. As well as offering regular Christian worship, the church provides valuable links to other areas of the community such as the local Primary School and the Mothers' Union.

St Paul's is a friendly church in which the Christian message is heard regularly by a congregation of around 25 worshippers. All are welcome to attend our services.

News

1st Dec 2019

Christmas services and events

All will be welcome to join us at our Christmas services and events which will include the following:

  • Our Christmas Tree Festival will take place in the church from 13th-15th December. Visitors are invited to judge the best-decorated tree. On Saturday afternoon (14th), Bett Parker will play seasonal music on her keyboard. Tickets for this event will cost £5 per person with funds raised going to the church.

  • A Christmas tree of Remembrance will be set up in the church for anyone who would like to have a seasonal card hung on it in memory of a loved one. An accompanying donation to the church would be welcomed.

  • We will be holding our Nativity service on Sunday 15th December.
    Our popular Carols by Candlelight service will be held on Thursday 19th December at 7 pm in the church.

  • On Christmas Eve, Christingle will be held at 3 pm with Christmas Mass taking place at 10 pm.

 

26th Nov 2019

Church open for prayer

We are aware that there could be people in the parish who might like to come into the church at times other than when services are being held in order to offer personal prayers.

Accordingly, we will be opening the church on Wednesday mornings from 8:30am when anyone will be welcome to come along for prayer in the manner that they feel comfortable with. A member of St Paul's will be on hand to talk with, if required.

Visitors will be welcome to stay for our Holy Communion service at 9:30am if they wish.

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