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An
invitation to St.Decuman's, Watchet Parish Church
Decuman was
a Celtic monk who brought Christianity to Watchet in the 7th Century.
The church was built in 1198 and today everyone in the town is
most welcome to our service every Sunday morning at 10am. Knights
Templar children can join the 'Junior Church' which meets at the
beautiful Holy Cross Chapel (above the Town Museum) at 9.45am
on Sundays. Older children can join "TOFSS" (Too Old
For Sunday School !). Contact Mollie Clinton on 631578 to find
out more!
The
loving Creator of all that exists, loves every person on this
planet of every faith or of none; indeed God loves us all equally.
Those who realize this are drawn to respond with joy through worship.
We all know restlessness, anxiety and suffering in our lives.
Choosing to be a present day follower of Jesus Christ does not
lead to an easier life, but we can know an inner peace and joy
when we put God at the centre and not ourselves. You can go it
alone in turning to God at any time, but it is better with the
support, love and care of others on this life-long pilgrimage:
A welcome awaits you at St.Decuman's and it is my privilege to
offer you my support at whatever stage you are on in your faith
journey. Anyone may be baptised, married or have their funeral
at St.Decuman's and everyone is warmly invited to worship with
us. I am happy to visit you at any time.
The
Church of England exists to serve the town in the same way as
Knight's Templar School exists for children of all faiths or of
none. There can be no "second class" children in our
School or Church. You are always welcome!
Contact me
at any time on Tel 631228 or decuman@tiscali.co.uk
David Ireson at the Vicarage.
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