Showing posts with label Perranuthnoe Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perranuthnoe Church. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 October 2020

Harvest Service

 Harvest Service Perranuthnoe Church

DONATIONS FOR FOOD BANK

Drop off at Yvonne's or will collect.

Dried Goods

Toiletries

Tin Soups and Vegetables

Biscuits

Cereals

Thanks
Dee

Friday, 4 September 2020

Volunteers Needed To Rake Up The Churchyard

Residents of Perranuthnoe

It's your churchyard.

The church yard has now had its annual cut.

Volunteers are invited to come at your leisure, any time soon, to rake up the cut grass . Half an hour of your time may be all that is needed to do a small share.

If you could rake up a section and leave it in a small heap by a path, it will be taken to the main heap at a later date. This makes it obvious to others which bit you have done.

It should be a sunny weekend so the perfect opportunity to help.  Or come later in the week if it's not finished. So please come and do your bit for the Community. 

Thank you in advance 

Susan Dodds

Questions 07752843743

Wednesday, 13 September 2017

Celebration Day

Please come along to celebrate our village Church refurbishment. 

Bells ring at 11:45 for service of thanks at 12 - 12:30 
Followed by music and children's activities throughout the day. 
Buffet in the church room from 1pm onwards. 

Free admission but donations are welcome.


Tuesday, 14 July 2015

Michael Ball RIP

It is with great sadness that I have to announce that Michael Ball my eldest brother and beloved husband of Barbara passed away last Thursday having fought cancer for the last couple of years. This post is for the people that might not know and for those that don't live in the village but monitor this site and might be unaware. The funeral will be held at Perranuthnoe Church @ 2.00pm on Monday 20th July 2015 donations for Marie Currie & McMillan. After the service there will be refreshments at the Victoria Inn where everybody is welcome so do please come along.

Chris Ball

Sunday, 26 October 2014

The Angel Has Flown

Thanks to all who contributed and supported the Craft Fair on Saturday at Perranuthnoe Church. Annie's  raffled angel flew off to Sylvia who was delighted to give her a new home.

Thursday, 23 October 2014

Craft Fair

The ploughman's lunch and soup is going towards the second village defibrillator.