COVID-19 Pandemic
SERVICES IN CHURCH SUSPENDED
WORSHIP
St Leonard's: A service of EVENING PRAYER, which can be viewed on the Glapthorn Church Facebook page and YouTube). The service of Evening Prayer can be followed in your own Prayer Book or by using this text. The readings and notes about them are posted on the Facebook page and here (for those who are not on Facebook), so you can read the notes before the service. This act of worship is also uploaded to St Peter's YouTube section.
St Peter's: Every Sunday a live, online service of Morning Worship at 10.30 am (see Facebook and YouTube)
Please check the St Peter's website.
The Church of England Church online website page has links to numerous resources for worshipping and praying at home, including finding livestreamed services, and there are other worship resources.
PRIVATE PRAYER AND REFLECTION
St Leonard's: Open Sunday and Wednesday 10 am - 4 pm
St Peter's: Open Monday- Saturday 10 am - Noon; Sunday 2 - 4 pm
Click here for FAQ's about the arrangements
PASTORAL SUPPORT
At this very difficult time, if you need support or assistance, or know of anyone else who does, please don’t hesitate to get in touch, so we at St Leonard’s can see what we can do to help (see the Church Wardens' letter here for contact details - but note that the church will no longer be opened). If you would like someone to telephone you to pray with you, just telephone 07904 929279 or email pastoral@stpetersoundle.co.uk and you will be connected with a prayer-friend.
Glapthorn Church is an open community committed to love of God and other people.Our weekly services are well-attended and welcoming. There is no price of admission, seating plan, 
or dress code. You don't have to be a member or believe 493 extraordinary things before breafast.
The church is open to everyone.
Our website says something about us - who we are and what we do. It also contains information and links if you want to find out more about the Christian faith and why - today - it matters as much as ever.
Nicholas St John Rosse's painting 'The Last Supper' makes the point: the disciples are people known to the artist in North Cornwall - people just like us.