Support during Lockdown
Things are different at church now due to the Covid-19 situation, but there is plenty of support and information to be had. We have made this webpage to capture everything in one place during this difficult time. Information here and on the News page is up to date - so use these rather than the other sections of the website for now.
The Government is now allowing churches to hold services. For up to date information on what this means in the Raleigh Mission Community please check our Services page for updates on service times and opening hours for all our churches.
Practical Support
For practical support like help getting food, medicines etc, if you are unable to go out, why not look at the Budleigh Support Group here Their website also has some useful information about what local businesses are offering everyone - many have now opened in some form or other. Click on "more" on their website, or download the current list of business that can deliver to you here.
For practical support like help getting food, medicines etc, if you are unable to go out, why not look at the Budleigh Support Group here Their website also has some useful information about what local businesses are offering everyone - many have now opened in some form or other. Click on "more" on their website, or download the current list of business that can deliver to you here.
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Prayer Requests
Your prayer requests will be very welcome. Please send them to Rev'd Martin Jacques |
Contact Rev'd Martin by calling 01395 443473 and mobile 07795 025016 or email:
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Contact Rev'd Martin to sign-up for weekly emails and links to his YouTube reflections.
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See Rev'd Martin's latest YouTube video
My reflection on Sunday’s readings led me to record a talk on the “The Sound of Silence” which (I think) speaks into our church opening for its first services of Holy Communion for far too long. You can watch it by clicking on the following link:
https://youtu.be/wEU7B8kuNmQ
My reflection on Sunday’s readings led me to record a talk on the “The Sound of Silence” which (I think) speaks into our church opening for its first services of Holy Communion for far too long. You can watch it by clicking on the following link:
https://youtu.be/wEU7B8kuNmQ
Weddings, Funerals and Baptisms
Please contact the church office on Tel: 01395 443397
Office opening hours:
Monday 1.00 - 3.00
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10.00 - 12.00
Friday 10.00 - 2.00
At other times do leave a message and someone will come back to you when the office is next open.
Contact by email at any time:
Please contact the church office on Tel: 01395 443397
Office opening hours:
Monday 1.00 - 3.00
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10.00 - 12.00
Friday 10.00 - 2.00
At other times do leave a message and someone will come back to you when the office is next open.
Contact by email at any time:
Worship at Home
Our latest pewsheet can be found here and gives the readings and prayers for the current Sunday, as well as other useful information both spiritual and practical. Just bear in mind that sometimes events will have overtaken it, and the website is the most up to date source of information.
The Diocese of Exeter has lots of information about services which are streamed live from places in Devon, take a look here
And don't forget good old Radio 4 which always has a Sunday Service at 8.10 am.
Our latest pewsheet can be found here and gives the readings and prayers for the current Sunday, as well as other useful information both spiritual and practical. Just bear in mind that sometimes events will have overtaken it, and the website is the most up to date source of information.
The Diocese of Exeter has lots of information about services which are streamed live from places in Devon, take a look here
And don't forget good old Radio 4 which always has a Sunday Service at 8.10 am.
Church of England free dial-in worship phone line
The Archbishop of Canterbury has launched Daily Hope, which includes music, prayers, reflections and full worship services at the end of a telephone line. It is available 24 hours a day on 0800 804 8044 and has been set up to reach people unable to join online church services. It is also great if you just want to hear something comforting at any time of day or night.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has launched Daily Hope, which includes music, prayers, reflections and full worship services at the end of a telephone line. It is available 24 hours a day on 0800 804 8044 and has been set up to reach people unable to join online church services. It is also great if you just want to hear something comforting at any time of day or night.
Parish Magazines
You can find the Otterton Parish News here East Budleigh Parish News here and St Peter's Minimag here In this fast moving situation some of the information in these magazines will be out of date, but they are still worth reading! If in doubt, the information on this website supercedes that in the Parish News documents.
You can find the Otterton Parish News here East Budleigh Parish News here and St Peter's Minimag here In this fast moving situation some of the information in these magazines will be out of date, but they are still worth reading! If in doubt, the information on this website supercedes that in the Parish News documents.
Music from St Peter's Director of Music, Stephen Tanner
Stephen has recorded a number of pieces of music focussed on Easter, but a good listen at any time. You can see them here:
A selection of three pieces for Palm Sunday and Holy Week by J.S.Bach and Jean Langlais which can be found by following this link: https://youtu.be/EEcFuGyvbRc
Hymn Prelude on “Rockingham” - Rosalie Bonighton
(When I survey the wondrous cross)
https://youtu.be/krETYyZppW4
Hymn Prelude on “Passion Chorale” - Andrew Fletcher
(O scared head sore wounded)
https://youtu.be/ZFhAmZZm_CM
Hymn Prelude on “Easter Hymn” - Rosalie Bonighton
(Jesus Christ is risen today)
https://youtu.be/3qboY99VasM
Hymn Prelude on “Savannah” - Stanley Vann
(Love’s redeeming work is done)
https://youtu.be/XLHLx9U07ng
Stephen has recorded a number of pieces of music focussed on Easter, but a good listen at any time. You can see them here:
A selection of three pieces for Palm Sunday and Holy Week by J.S.Bach and Jean Langlais which can be found by following this link: https://youtu.be/EEcFuGyvbRc
Hymn Prelude on “Rockingham” - Rosalie Bonighton
(When I survey the wondrous cross)
https://youtu.be/krETYyZppW4
Hymn Prelude on “Passion Chorale” - Andrew Fletcher
(O scared head sore wounded)
https://youtu.be/ZFhAmZZm_CM
Hymn Prelude on “Easter Hymn” - Rosalie Bonighton
(Jesus Christ is risen today)
https://youtu.be/3qboY99VasM
Hymn Prelude on “Savannah” - Stanley Vann
(Love’s redeeming work is done)
https://youtu.be/XLHLx9U07ng
