New Series - Words of Life

This Sunday we begin a three-part series called ‘Words of Life’. Together, we’ll explore different parts of the Bible as we ask: what place should the Bible have in our life as a church? 

In a world of exciting visuals, endless scrolling, and bite-sized content, does the Bible’s seemingly ancient, word-based way of speaking still connect? And in a culture where Christians are often mocked for “taking the Bible literally,” is it still wise—or even possible—to take it so seriously? 

Refreshments will be served before and after all our services and a livestream will be broadcast. Children and young peoples groups will resume. Prayer ministry will be available after the services.

Celebrate at Old Kea - This Sunday

Old Kea Church will be holding a Service of Celebration this Sunday (27th April) at 3.30pm - a simple service with songs of praise, a short history of Old Kea and of course tea and cakes afterwards. We would love people to come and celebrate with us: you would be very welcome!

Afternoon tea, refreshments and conversation

You are warmly invited to come along on Monday 28th April for a cuppa and chat with others in our community.

Tea, coffee and cake will be provided.

We are meeting in St Kea Church Hall from 2-4 p.m.

Please click on the button below to let us know you are coming, indicating whether you need a lift and if you have any dietary requirements.

All welcome and feel free to invite a friend.

APCM - 30th April

Please come along to our APCM next Wednesday (30th April) at St Kea Church. If you haven’t been to one before, there will be information shared about what has been happening in our church over the last year along with prayers and music. The evening will start from 7pm for refreshments with our meeting starting at 7.30pm.

Engage notes will resume the following week (from 5th May), some groups resuming this week may not have used the last set of notes from before Easter and might like to spend some time focuing on the persecuted church.

Mercy Rescue Concert

The evening before the Away Day on Friday 9th May at 7.30pm, the singing group, Amici Voci will perform at St Kea to raise vital funds for our mission partners Mercy Rescue Trust in Kitale.

On the evening we will hear about the work happening at Mercy Rescue and donations towards our gospel partners will be taken on the night. Do join us if you can for this special evening.

Still time to book! Join us on the 10th May

Don’t forget to sign up for Trinity Away day on Saturday 10th May. It will be an exciting day of teaching, great worship and fun activities for all. We are going to be joined by Tim Ling who leads an exciting ministry in Padstow and will be our guest speaker for the morning. There will also be groups for children and youth.

The day will be held at The Stithian’s Centre in Stithians and will run from 9.30am- 3.30pm with a pasty lunch. In the afternoon there will be different activities to choose from which will cater for all needs. The centre is fully accessible, but do get in touch with the office if you have any questions about this.

Ticket prices are £8.50 per adult and £5.50 per child

If you would like to be involved on the day: welcoming; serving refreshments; making cakes; children’s work etc.. there will be a sign up sheet at church or contact the church office.

Key Dates

Martin’s Men’s Breakfast - 26th April - 9am @ Truro Lounge

Old Kea Celebration Service - 27th April - 3.30pm

Afternoon Tea - 28th April - 2pm - 4pm at St Kea Church Hall

APCM - 30th April - 7.30pm

Mercy Rescue Trust Fundraising Concert - Friday 9th May

Trinity Away Day - Saturday 10th May - 9.30- 3.30pm

Trinity Women’s Breakfast - 17th May - 8.30am - 10am

Weekly Prayer Points

Each week there will be a few things for our church life and church family that we can join in praying for:

1. Almighty God, we thank you for the gift of your word. May it be a lamp to our feet, a light to our paths, and strength to our lives. Take us and use us to love and serve all people in the power of the Holy Spirit and in the name of your Son Jesus Christ our Lord.

2. We pray this week for the persecuted church, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa church. We ask that Christians here are given strength and courage to persevere in faith and will increasinly be treated with dignity and respect through protection and justice.

3. Thank you for all the children we have in our church. We pray as we start our new term, and for those with assessments that they may stay close to you and know Your peace. We also praise and thank You for the children’s team who plan and teach the children each week.