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• Sunday, 1st February, 10am Holy Communion
• The VE80 display about what it was like to live in Quethiock Parish during WW2 has been updated: the second half of the exhibition held in May last year is now up on display in the church.
• Ploughman’s and Puds, Friday 30th January, 12-1:30pm Parish Hall
• SAFEGUARDING: The Bishop’s Diocesan Council has issued this statement
• Creation Care: We are thrilled to say that we have been given an A Rocha Bronze Award in recognition of what we have achieved so far!
• St. Hugh’s is a Celtic Quiet Place. Passports and prayer cards are available in the church.
• A folder showing how to locate graves and other memorials in St. Hugh’s and the churchyard is now available to visitors at the back of the church. An alphabetical list of memorials, and other information, is available here.

St. Hugh’s is the parish church of Quethiock, a parish in South-East Cornwall with a large area but small population . The dedication is to St. Hugh of Lincoln, a popular, newly canonised saint in the 13th and 14th centuries. However, the church itself has at least 12th century origins and the site was no doubt of religious significance for several hundred years before that. Further information on the history of St. Hugh’s can be found on the Heritage page and in the downloadable Self-Guided Tour leaflet. St. Hugh’s is part of the Tribute Benefice of neighbouring churches. A service is held at St. Hugh’s most Sundays, followed by coffee and a chance to socialise, and anyone is very welcome to attend. Baptisms, weddings and funerals can be arranged by contacting the churchwarden and vicar – see Contact page.

GENEALOGY
If you are interested in ancestors who may have lived in Quethiock Parish in the past, please go to the Heritage page where there are more details as to how we may be able to help you.

Use the links below to find out more about St. Hugh’s. “Hello from St. Hugh’s” is a bi-monthly newsletter which is available to all households in the parish.