St Andrew's, Halberton

St Andrew's Church, Halberton EX16 7AT

Church Wardens:

Heather Corden (Tel 01884 820566);

Shirley Davey (Tel 01884 820140)

Church Opening times - every day 10- 4.30pm

2026

Easter in Halberton

We enjoyed a lovely Easter Celebration Service on Easter Day and a more subdued commemorative Good Friday at St Andrews

In April the bells were taken down and sent to the Foundery at Loughborough for renovation and retuning.

EASTER 2023

CHRISTINGLE 2022
A team of volunteers went into Halberton School to help make Christingles in December. The service in church was enjoyed by the whole school.

THE SORCEROR

In July 2002 pupils from Kent College put on a performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's 'The Sorceror', with proceeds going to St Andrew's. It was a truly memorable evening, with excellent performances by the young people.

The church is set in the heart of the village, next to the Village School.

The pre-recorded Communion Service on Advent Sunday 2020 came from Halberton.

ABOUT US

About usHalberton is a thriving and growing community with many local amenities. It has a Methodist Church and ‘The Hickory’ public house and restaurant. There is a well-used village hall, where a regular outreach Post Office is located and a thriving Farm Shop with a cafe. The library van visits regularly and there is a very active village community with numerous clubs and societies.
The ChurchSt. Andrew’s Church, dates back to the 13th Century, with a 12th century pulpit and font and a 15th century screen. It is located at the centre of the village and is adjacent to the village Primary School. Worship is broadly traditional, Eucharistic vestments are used, and it has a mature and faithful congregation. A programme of improvements is in hand for the church including the installation of an inside toilet and kitchen, better lighting and the removal of some pews.

Safeguarding

Each of the churches within The Sampford Peverell Team Mission Community fully recognizes and accepts the House of Bishops’ Safeguarding Policy Statement “Promoting a Safer Church 2017” and commits to complying with the current Church of England and Diocesan safeguarding policies and practice guidance. In so doing we will comply with the secular multi-agency safeguarding procedures relating to children and young people and adults experiencing or at risk of harm, abuse or neglect.
The rest of our Safeguarding Policy statement can be found on our Statements pages.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 name of our Parish Safeguarding Representative is Shirley Davey· Her contact details are Tel: 01884 820140 or Email: shirleydavey@hotmail.com· The link to the Diocesan Safeguarding Team’s contact details - 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.”

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