Eyam & Foolow Church Services

Eyam and Foolow Church buildings are open for services and prayer. You can still continue to see our services online. Please see the diary for details.

Eyam Church is open for visitors and private prayer Monday to Saturday from 10.00am to 4.00pm.  If you have finished the Pilgrimage and would like to complete your book please contact us.

Our services can be found on our facebook site accessed from the computer icon on this website, or via our Youtube link

Please feel free to wear your facemask in Church, or sit socially distanced in the side aisles.

Eyam Church - our usual Sunday services

9.00am 1st Sunday - Early Church - Messy Church in the Church Centre

9.30am 3rd Sunday - Early Church - Cafe Church in the Church Centre

11.00am Every Sunday - Morning Worship in Church - and also on livestream

4.30pm 2nd and 4th Sundays - Evening Service

Summer Sundays 11.00am Worship at Eyam - Hebrews ch 11 v 32

Looking at Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephath, David and Samuel in turn on Sundays 17th July through to 21st August.

Annual Plague Commemoration Service

Sunday 28th August 3pm in Cucklet Delph

Follow the signed Cussy Lane footpath behind Eyam Hall car park at the bottom of New Close Estate,

to the Cucklet Delph.  (what3words  hardly.solder.producers) The ground may be uneven.

Each year we remember the bravery of the people of Eyam in 1665/66 when they saved the local area from the Plague by staying in the village.  We honour their faith and courage as we draw parallels from our own lives today.

Eyam Church Plague Window

Thank you, Sovereign Lord,
for our Queen’s commitment
to loyal service and godly living
that has inspired us through her long reign.
Bless and keep her in this, her platinum jubilee year,
with your steadfast and unfailing love,
to the end of her days.
For your glory and the growth
of your kingdom on earth.
Amen

 God of peace and justice

we pray for the people of Ukraine today.

We pray for peace and the laying down of weapons.

We pray for all those who fear for tomorrow

that your spirit of comfort would draw near to them.

We pray for those with power over war or peace,

for wisdom, discernment and compassion to guide their decisions.

Above all we pray for all your precious children, at risk and in fear, that you would hold and protect them.

We pray in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace.  Amen.

Archbishop Justin Welby, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell

Church Attendance Booking

At present there is no need to book in for our usual Sunday services:

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Please remember to wear a face covering when attending services, and keep to the latest guidance.COVID 19 Permitted Activities v3.1.pdf (churchofengland.org)

If you are clinically extremely vulnerable and would like to receive spiritual care please contact us.

Thanks to All Churches Trust for grantfunding our livestreaming facilities.

Church Online

On Sundays we have an 11.00am Morning Service in Church and also online (please see the link box above or our Facebook page to access online services) - you are very welcome. 

There are also growth groups that meet online to encourage one another. Please tell us if you would like to be part of one of these.

If you watch online and want to keep in touch with us, please go to the FORMS section of our website and fill in the Privacy Consent Form.  We can then contact you and keep you up to date with other events.

We would love to know how you feel about the online services and you can give us feedback in the FORMS section using the Questionnaires.

Supporting our Mission
 

If you would like to support our mission at Eyam Church, you can give using one of the options below or by a bank transfer to Eyam Parochial Church Council, sort code 60-10-19 account 95115846. 
 

If you pay tax we can reclaim the Gift Aid if you complete this Gift Aid Form and return it to:

Church Centre Office, Eyam, Hope Valley S32 5QH or email it to admin@eyamchurch.org

Thank you for your support

The Church of England is called to share the good news of God's salvation through Jesus Christ. The life of our communities and institutions is integral to how we address this task. The good news speaks of welcome for all,  with a particular regard for those who are most vulnerable, into a community where the value and dignity of every human being is affirmed and those in positions of responsibility and authority are truly trustworthy. Being faithful to our call to share the gospel therefore compels us to take with the utmost seriousness the challenge of preventing abuse from happening and responding well where it has.

If you have any concerns over any safeguarding matter please contact the Parish Safeguarding Officer Adam Innes - 07510 363145.  If Adam is not available you can contact Helen Gilbert - 07786 515557.  You can also contact the Diocesan Safeguarding Team - 01332 388678.

PCR2

Protocols and practice guidance for the Church of England’s Past Cases Review 2, (PCR2) have been published and are on the National Church of England Website. 

Individual survivors who wish to make representations to the PCR2 process in the Derby Diocese or who need to come forward with information or make any disclosures regarding church related abuse are encouraged to make direct contact with the Safeguarding Team 01332 388678. 

However, recognising that this may not feel safe for those with experience of abuse from within the church, a dedicated national helpline - 0800 80 20 20 - operated independently from the church, by the NSPCC, was set up in September 2019 and remains available.

Survivors were not invited to contribute to the 2007-2009 PCR and the Church has wanted to ensure a different, trauma informed approach is taken by PCR2. Listening to survivor voices has helped to shape how this review will be conducted. 

We are now at the beginning of the PCR2 process, this is an independent review to look at all the safeguarding files, historic and current for both adults and children, including all Church officers. The review aims to ensure that wherever concerns have been raised that the cases have been handled appropriately.

The National Church has given a commitment to undertake a new Past Cases Review (PCR2) which will not only look at all types of harm, both to children and or adults, but will probe much deeper in records or concerns held in parishes, some of which may not have been reported to the DSA. Your vicar (or church warden if in Interregnum) will now have received a letter from +Libby outlining what is required to enable this significant piece of work to be completed. We need to submit the final report to the National Safeguarding team by the end of December 2020. We will be in touch directly with PSOs’ to give the detail of the next step, but it may be helpful if you identify where any parish records are held so that there is less work to do when we ask you for the details. The timescale for responding to PCR2 in the Diocese of Derby is by 31st March 2020.