Pendeen Outreach Magazine

Pendeen Outreach Magazine is a monthly publication produced by members of the local community. It contains information about forthcoming events, including farmers' market dates, and the times of church services, updates from local organisations, pastoral letters from Rev Karsten Wedgewood, puzzles, recipes, and useful gardening advice. Please note: All original art work belongs to the originating artist and may not be reproduced without the express permission of the artist.

Thursday 28 November 2019

Pendeen Outreach - December/January 2019/20

Click here to read the December/January issue of Pendeen Outreach Magazine.

Quick note to say thank you! The Parish Hall Christmas Lunch was superb. The room was packed and the food great. In particular, we would like to thank Christine and Helen and all the helpers. They worked so hard and it was enjoyed by all.

Thursday 31 October 2019

Pendeen Outreach - November 2019

Click here to read the November issue of Pendeen Outreach Magazine. The closing date for the next issue is 13th November.

The Outreach Team would like to say a really BIG THANK YOU to Chloe Beth for all the wonderful covers that she has drawn for the Pendeen Outreach Magazine, over the years.

Wednesday 2 October 2019

Pendeen Outreach - October 2019

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Wednesday 31 July 2019

Pendeen Outreach - August/September 2019

Click here to read the August/September issue of Pendeen Outreach Magazine.

Thank you, Glynda for our new cover. Glynda's watercolours can be seen in the Tregeseal Gallery.

Monday 1 July 2019

Pendeen Outreach - July 2019

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A really big thank you from the Lafrowda Festival to Chloe Beth for the fantabulous front cover on Outreach this month. Applause is the handmaiden to creativity; hence this month's cover is a celebration of Graham Jobbins. For the last 28 years he has been enthralling the crowds with over 50 Festival images constructed from withies, paper, PVA, glue and mechanical magic. What goes in at the roots comes out in the branches, and Graham has shared his knowledge and inspired young folks throughout West Penwith with workshops so the creative baton can be passed to future generations.