Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults

If you have a concern about the safety of someone or the actions of someone working with children or vulnerable adults, please speak to someone.

• The Parish Safeguarding representative for Plympton St Mary’s is Mr Sam Snelling who can be contacted by telephone 07841 018135 or email: safeguarding.plymptonstmarys@gmail.com

• The Diocesan Safeguarding Team’s contact details are – https://exeter.anglican.org/resources/safeguarding/safeguarding-team/

• If you are a young person and you feel unhappy about something happening to you, you can call Childline on 0800 11 11

The Parochial Church Council has formally adopted and fully implements the Church of England and Exeter Diocesan Policy Guidelines on Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults as published 17th May 2014.
Any applicant wishing to help or work with any of our church groups, whether paid or voluntary, may be asked to agree to an Enhanced Plus check with the National Disclosure & Barring Service

 

Plympton Team Ministry (St Mary’s and St Maurice Churches) GDPR Privacy Statement is available here (click link)

team privacy notice v2 jan 2019

Plympton St Mary Electoral Roll privacy notice is available here (click link)

Electoral-Roll-PN-2019 (1) St Mary’s

 

St Mary’s May Fair – Saturday 18th May 10am to 2pm St Mary’s church and grounds

Stalls, activities, games, cakes, BBQ, refreshments, prize draw and much more…

St Mary’s church and the Priory site will be open. All welcome

 

Messy Church – Worship, craft and activities for all ages.  All welcome

Saturday 15th June 11am to 1pm St Mary’s Church hall

Please help raise extra funds for St Mary’s Church with your on-line shopping:

Team Rector Preb Robert Harris and Churchwarden Phil Smith receiving a cheque from the Co-op as part of their Community Grant scheme. This will go towards improving and upgrading the facilities in St Mary’s church hall. Thank you to the Co-op and to all those who supported St Mary’s through their membership.

 

The tall granite tower of Plympton St. Mary can be seen from far away, it is a visible sign that Christian worship has been maintained here for centuries. The present building dates from 1311 – when it was part of Plympton Priory, one of the leading monastic houses in the South West of England.  Through the generations, the people of Plympton St. Mary have come to this church to worship God, to rejoice in times of joy and to seek comfort in times of sorrow.

Today we continue to celebrate the good news of Jesus Christ in the worship of the church, day-by-day and week-by-week.

This is a friendly and caring community and we aim to offer a range of services and activities for all ages.

We hope this website will provide useful information for all who use it