👥Jackie recently took an important step in her faith journey by being confirmed, following a period of preparation alongside other candidates in Confirmation classes led by Revd Grace. For Jackie, the decision to be confirmed was deeply personal. She describes her faith as an ongoing journey—one that she felt called to affirm publicly: “I’m definitely being taken somewhere, and I wanted to confirm my faith and continue the journey.” The Confirmation service took place on Sun

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👥Aline shares her experience of church life It was 2006 when I first came to St Petroc’s Church. My husband had died, and during that difficult time, a church member, Joan Butler, gently encouraged me to come along. She spoke so warmly about how friendly the church was, and I decided to give it a try. From that very first visit, I was made to feel welcome. What could have been a daunting step turned into the beginning of something very important in my life. The kindness of o

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Kate Avetoomyan's full article, including the symbols linked to Pentecost and how it's celebrated in different parts of the world today, is here The Church of England website page about Pentecost is here

👥Natasha and Helen run a creative Sunday School each week in St Petroc’s Church during the Sunday morning service. This is a special opportunity for children and young people to learn about the life of Jesus in a way that feels joyful, creative, and easy to understand. For younger children especially, hands-on crafts and adding colour to images, help bring Bible stories to life in a meaningful and memorable way. Natasha and Helen keep each session simple and engaging, using

👥 Roland Oakley, St Petroc’s verger and venue manager for Bodmin Way, took part in this year’s Bodmin Lions Ten Tors, held on Sunday 3 May 2026. This marks the sixth consecutive year that Roland has participated in the event. Over the years, he has raised funds for a range of causes, including St Petroc’s Church, St Petroc’s (Homeless) Society, KBSK, Mothers’ Union, and the St Piran’s Day Committee. Raising Funds Joining Roland this year was Festo, who leads the charity Empo

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👥Mike tells us about his decision to be confirmed. Video telling Mike's Confirmation Story Several years ago, Mike visited the Soldier’s Chapel in St. Petroc’s Church. While there, he got chatting with Bryony, a member of the church choir, and he mentioned his love of singing. Since then, Mike has sung with the church choir and also sings with Liskeard Community Choir and Bodmin’s Deanery Choir. Recently, Mike collapsed during a Sunday service. The way Roland, Andrew, Joanna

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Andrew and Stewart are brilliant bellringers. You'll find them in the bell tower on Sunday mornings and practise evenings. They explain: "Bellringers ring on Sunday mornings, for weddings, civic occasions and to welcome in the New Year."

There was a tangible sense of optimism in the air as residents, community groups, and local partners gathered at St Petroc’s Church for an important town meeting. Held on Tuesday 31 March 2026, the event marked the official launch of the council’s new aims and objectives—setting out a clear vision for what will be delivered in Bodmin over the next four years. The meeting brought together a wide range of voices from across the community. Attendees heard about upcoming plans an

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Easter Eggstravaganza: A Celebration Growing in Joy and Community There’s something truly special about traditions that evolve while holding onto their heart—and that’s exactly what’s happening with Revd Elaine’s annual Easter egg giveaway. At this year’s Easter Eggstravaganza, held over four lively hours on Saturday 4 April in St Petroc’s Church, Bodmin, one regular attendee summed it up perfectly: “It’s different now. It used to be just eggs outside the church but now it’s

“ We’ve been friends for 29 years and we’re like sisters ,” Bonnie says with a smile, talking about her lifelong friend, Brenda. It doesn’t take long around the pair to see just how true that is. Brenda’s creativity and love of crafting, combined with Bonnie’s talent for colour and coordination, make them a perfect team—and their community is all the better for it. Every Thursday at Community Cuppa in St. Petroc’s Church, Brenda arrives with a new craft idea and all the mate

Revd Elaine Munday’s pioneering ministry is marked by faith in action —creating initiatives that support community wellbeing and reveal God’s love in real, practical ways. Throughout her dynamic role, Revd Elaine continually gives thanks for God’s amazing provision, which has empowered the many community projects and initiatives she leads to flourish and make a lasting impact. Here’s a summary of Revd Elaine’s main projects in chronological order: Kinsman Hub - A centre for

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Andrew is one of the churchwardens at St. Petroc's Church. He brings his skills, time and commitment to this vital role in the life of the church. Thank you Andrew.

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