Tuckingmill Baptist Church, Camborne
Welcome
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Welcome to the website
of Tuckingmill Baptist Church.
Thank you for visiting!
We hope that you’ll be able to find out what you want about us on the various pages you can access from here.
Our Church
We wouldn’t class ourselves as particularly special people, but we’re a group of people who have encountered the unique person of Jesus Christ. We (the people - that’s “the church”, properly speaking, not the building) mostly live within a few miles of the building where we meet in Tuckingmill, on the east side of Camborne,...
Our Beliefs
What was originally written here, “we could safely call ourselves a “conservative Evangelical” church, with a commitment to the “Reformed” position”, is rather brief, but accurate. When the church was originally constituted, back in 1970, it took as its Statement of Faith the Baptist Confession of 1689....
Our Services
Like most churches, we have a regular programme of meetings which are not quite set in stone, but, well ... regular! On a “normal” Sunday, the pattern is as follows - but we suggest you check our calendar pages for specifics of any particular day, including sermon topics. See lower down the page about our Guest Services and Cafe Church format meetings.
Sermons and notes
From mid-2022 we'll be uploading videos (only) of Sunday morning's talks to (only) our Facebook page and YouTube channel. The links are:
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For recordings and notes of some talks earlier in 2022, click HERE
Website updates
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Starting a general overhaul of the website August 2022
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The last one of these was issued in May 2022. If the magazine resumes production after our pastor has returend from a sabbatical, we'll start posting the newer editions here once more.
Events calendar
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We try to keep this up to date for at least the coming three months.
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Meetings are currently being held in just the old traditional "in person" format. But we will probably aim to provide access to most of our meetings - particularly evening ones - virtually, via Zoom, when the darker evenings close in again later in the year.
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