St Mary Magdalene Chulmleigh
Post Code EX18 7BY
Churchwarden - Sam Chandler
Regular Services:
Sundays 10:30 Worship
We offer a more contemporary style of worship with songs, teaching and prayer ministry do come along and join us. All welcome.
Safeguarding
The Safeguarding Representative for Chulmleigh Church is Mrs Elaine Cook
Tel 01769 572525
Chulmleigh Parish Church
Walking Tour 2022
We have prepared a walking tour of the church which gives an insight to the life of Chulmleigh Parish Church through the ages
7pm on Friday 04 November 2022
Josh Flanagan & Ruslana Kaminskaya
Two young talented local musicians play pieces by Bach, Chopin,
Brahms and Rachmaninov with maybe a song or two
Free admission with refreshment on arrival
Donation to YMS welcome
Supported by the Chulmleigh Society
Starting from St Mary Magdalene Church, Chulmleigh
On Monday 22nd of August 2022
Leaving at 6:30pm and walking for about an hour
There will be a few steep hills!
Refreshments available in the church afterwards
The church will remain open throughout if you would prefer to rest and join for the refreshments
Dogs welcome
Stepping into the Supernatural
We are continuing to go deeper into our journey with God as we look at, and come to understand, the spiritual reality in which we live.
Over six Sundays at our 10:30 am Worship Services we will explore who we are in Christ and what that means for our everyday lives.
Programme
10 July 2022 - Session 01 Who We Are In Christ
17 July 2022 - Session 02 Living Between Two Realms
24 July 2022 - Session 03 Rich In Christ
31 July 2022 - Session 04 Living With Authority
07 August 2022 - Session 05 Activating Authority
14 August 2022 - Session 06 Practical Steps
Based upon resources presented by Stuart Lees
from Christ Church Fulham and Jesus Ministry
Here is a link to the course videos on the Christ Church Fulham website
Christ Church Fulham - Stepping into the Supernatural
We are recording our services as we journey through the course together and the service videos can be viewed on our YouTube Channel via the link below;
The Little Dart Mission Community - Chulmleigh Parish Church
Chulmleigh Parish Church
Heritage Event
during Chulmleigh Old Fair
Church open from 10 am to 8 pm refreshments, talks and activities All welcome
We have prepared a walking tour of the church with a range of items on display for the day
Upcoming Services and Events:
Everyday Supernatural
We will be starting the New Year with a teaching series based upon the book
Everyday Supernatural : Living a Spirit-Led Life
without Being Weird
by Mike Pilavachi and Andy Croft
Sunday 16 Jan 2022 1. The Power is in His Presence
Sunday 23 Jan 2022 2. Being Filled with the Spirit
Sunday 30 Jan 2022 3. God's Power, Our Weakness
Sunday 06 Feb 2022 4. Do Whatever He Tells You
Sunday 13 Feb 2022 5. Everyone Gets to Play: Introducing the Gifts
Sunday 20 Feb 2022 6. Praying in Tongues
Sunday 27 Feb 2022 7. Hearing God Speak,
Part I: Being Sheep
Sunday 06 Mar 2022 8. Hearing God Speak,
Part II: Practising Prophesy
Sunday 13 Mar 2022 9. Praying for Healing
Sunday 20 Mar 2022 10. For the Sake of the World
Sunday 27 Mar 2022 11. Growing in Faith
Sunday 03 Apr 2022 12. Sustaining the Supernatural
Harvest 2021
Sunday 24 October 2021
Worship Service at 10:30 am
followed by bring and share lunch
All Welcome
Climate Sunday
Sunday 31 October 2021
Worship Service at 10:30 am
All Welcome
An opportunity to hear about and become involved with action on the climate crisis in Chulmleigh. We will also be launching recycling initiatives to help conserve the planet’s resources and raise funds for the church in partnership with Recycling for Good Causes
Followed by a litter collection around Chulmleigh and refreshmenst in church
Gentle and Lowly
St Mary Magdalene Church in Chulmleigh will move away from the lectionary to look at a new study over the coming weeks.
On Sunday 13 June 2021 we will start on a new shared teaching series looking at the book “Gentle and Lowly - The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers” by Dane Ortlund.
Christians know what Jesus Christ has done—but who is he? What is his deepest heart for his people, weary and faltering on their journey toward heaven? Jesus said he is “gentle and lowly in heart.” This book reflects on these words, opening up a neglected yet central truth about who he is for sinners and sufferers today.
The study will develop further our understanding and experience of God through Jesus and will build upon our journey through the Old Testament and John Mark Comer's book God has a Name on God’s own description of himself to Moses found in Exodus 34: 4-7.
13 Jun 2021 Introduction
20 Jun 2021 Chapter 1 His Very Heart
Chapter 2 His Heart in Action
Chapter 3 The Happiness of Christ
27 Jun 2021 Chapter 4 Able to Sympathise
Chapter 5 He Can Deal Gently
Chapter 6 I Will Never Cast Out
04 Jul 2021 Chapter 7 What Our Sins Evoke
Chapter 8 To the Uttermost
Chapter 9 An Advocate
11 Jul 2021 Chapter 10 The Beauty of the Heart of Christ
Chapter 11 The Emotional Life of Christ
Chapter 12 A Tender friend
18 Jul 2021 Chapter 13 Why the Spirit?
Chapter 14 Father of Mercies
Chapter 15 His “Natural” Work
and His “Strange” Work
25 Jul 2021 Chapter 16 The Lord, the Lord
Chapter 17 His Ways Are Not Our Ways
Chapter 18 Yearning Bowels
01 Aug 2021 No Service after Chulmleigh Old Fair
08 Aug 2021 Chapter 19 Rich in Mercy
Chapter 20 Our Law-is Hearts, His Lavish Heart
Chapter 21 He Loved Us Then;
He’ll Love Us Now
15 Aug 2021 Chapter 22 To the End
Chapter 23 Buried in His Heart Forevermore
Epilogue
All are welcome to join us. See the weekly news sheet for further details.
The Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene is a Grade I listed building, with a prominent four stage tower over ninety feet high, completed in 1520 and restored in the 1950s.
Its castellated top and granite pinnacles are impressive and support the weather vanes that, with the chiming clock, were restored by the community within the last ten years.
Although possibly a tenth century building no medieval architecture survives, because of extensive 'restoration' during the nineteenth century. Even so the fifteenth century octagonal font, the wagon roof and the fifty-foot long carved wooden rood screen are important historical features, as are several nineteenth century stained-glass windows
The tower houses a heavy ring of eight bells which, with their lovely tone, are a joy to ring. The Friends of Chulmleigh Parish Church are active fund-raisers and contribute much to the maintenance of the building.
The church is used by the Academy for its Harvest and Christmas services and by the Town for its Old Fair service and British Legion Parade Service of Remembrance in November. The church is host to Chulmleigh Society concerts, including some by the Young Musicians Support, and drama, as well as the North Devon and Children's Hospice Christmas ‘Light up a Life’ service.