Welcome
Welcome to the website
of Tuckingmill Baptist Church.
Thank you for visiting!
The site isn’t anything particularly fancy, but 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
Basically, 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.
Church news
The church has recently (June 2019) been affiliated to the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches
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the logo of which will therefore be appearing at the top of our webpage
Website updates
Sermon notes: 6th November
Sermon recordings: 6th November
Church magazine: November
Sermons and notes
Sunday mornings:
Coming towards the end of a series to accompany the launch of our Church Covenant at the beginning of next year.
For the last three months, you can find the notes HERE, and the recordings HERE.
Sunday evenings:
We have also just started The Good Book Company's "Living Christianity" series, but most Sunday evenings from September on will follow on from the morning series based on the new church covenant we will be launching in the New Year.
Notes from the latter, and our other ongoing series on Exodus can be found HERE.