Introduction
Photo Album
Parish Council
Parish Groups
C E C
St Constantine
The Feast
Primary School
Pre-School
Kid's Club
Twinning Association

Constantine and Gweek are part of the Kerrier Deanery. Please visit their website to find out more about the parish and the deanery.

Focus Too
Music Group:

Meets in Church after school on Wednesdays
from 3.30 - 5.00pm.

Violins, Flutes, Guitars etc. play for services, carolares etc.

Contact:
Valerie 01326 340140
or Liz 01326 340404.

More singers and musicians always welcome.

Church Hall

Key Holder:
Mrs. P. Richards
3 Wheal Vyvyan, Constantine
01326 340981

Booking Secretary:
Mrs. J. Parshall
Nancenoy, Constantine
01326 340236

ST. CONSTANTINE PARISH CHURCH

Vicar: Reverend David Stevens
The Vicarage, Brill, Constantine
01326 340259

Services: 8.00am & 10.30am.
Midweek service: Thursday 10.00am.

Warden: Mr.J. Meek
Westholme, Budock Vean Lane
01326 250649

Warden: Mrs.M. Metcalfe
Fuchsia Cottage, Seworgan,Constantine
01326 340167

P.C.C. Secretary: Mrs A. Nightingale
Clinton Road, Constantine
01326 341181

Treasurer: Mrs.D. Clarke
Oatlands, Bowling Green, Constantine
01326 340476

Organist: Mrs.A. Scott
01326 251009

Choir Practice: Tuesdays 6.45 - 7.45pm.
Bell Ringing: Tuesdays 7.30 - 9.00pm.

Tower Captain: Mrs. J. Mann
Tysken Gergh, Lamanva
01326 374808

Flower Arrangers Organiser: Mrs. V. Tripp
Vista del Marie, Brill
01326 340649

Parish Magazine: ‘Constantine Herald’
Editor: Mrs. K. Tyrrell
Bosvathick, Constantine.
01326 340103

Committee: Mrs. E. Hawes, Mrs.J. Gleadowe and the Vicar.

Sunday School Leaders:
On a rota, contact Churchwardens.

Mums and Toddlers: Every Wednesday
in the Lower Vestry at 2pm.

Bible Study Groups: Mondays, 7.30pm. Netherbury, Brill and also monthly in Gweek.

Ladies Fellowship: Thursdays, 10.45am.
meet at the ‘Drop In’ Lower Vestry.

Alpha and Emmaus groups:
Youth Activities, contact Churchwardens.

As you approach Constantine, the high tower of the Church stands prominently upon an ancient mound that is probably the remains of an original Celtic monastery. Built between 1420-1480, it is dedicated to St. Constantine who, according to legend, was a chieftain or prince around the 5th century A.D. From the main porch the view southwards is superb, with a deep valley ahead of you and the Goonhilly Downs beyond. It is a beautiful Church with family and healing services. Be still and pray. Join with others in worship and fellowship. Praise the Lord!