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"ALIVE WITH CHRIST IN THE COMMUNITY"Join us in person this Sunday or via our Live Stream, Sundays at 10:30am
CHURCH CENTRE CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO BEING INVOLVED IN DISTROYED ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION IN MINT LANE
LAST UPDATED 15.50 Sunday 11th May 2025
This Incident was on Mint Lane adjacent to our Mint Methodist Church Rowe Block. We have some external damage to this side of the building and as of 1pm we had no power. It looks as if our landline has been damaged too. Contractors and National Grid are now on site working.
Until power is back (estimated at midnight tonight) and that there has been a thorough property inspection and our Fire Panel is working we can not open our centre. We hope to operate tomorrow but this is dependant on a number of factors. If we can not open we will do our best to contact people who are using our buildings tomorrow.
updates will follow here and Facebook as and when we have any
Who We Are
Welcome to our Church and Community Centre. We are situated at the top of Fore Street in the heart of Exeter City Centre only a couple of minutes away from the High Street. We are a large, vibrant, diverse community of people with links to many countries. Apart from meeting for worship and fellowship on Sundays, we are also open from Monday to Friday every week for a variety of groups as well as being open for coffee and tea on Wednesday mornings.
Whatever your age, background or culture, you will always receive a warm welcome and find that the Mint is a place to belong. Whenever you visit, we hope you will feel at home with us.
Who We Are
Welcome to our Church and Community Centre. We are situated at the top of Fore Street in the heart of Exeter City Centre only a couple of minutes away from the High Street. We are a large, vibrant, diverse community of people with links to many countries. Apart from meeting for worship and fellowship on Sundays, we are also open from Monday to Friday every week for a variety of groups as well as being open for coffee and tea on Wednesday mornings.
Whatever your age, background or culture, you will always receive a warm welcome and find that the Mint is a place to belong. Whenever you visit, we hope you will feel at home with us.
Worship at the Mint
Our main worship service is every Sunday at 10.30am. Once a month we have a worship group called New Life Worship that meet at 4pm and also an evening service once a month which is a communion service. Find out more about our worship by clicking the worship button or click the buttons below that to look spacificly at the different services we offer.
Church Calendars
What’s on Calendar
Displays weekday activities and one off events community and church led
Church Meetings Calendar
Displays church meetings at the Mint.
This can also be added to your google calendar
Latest News
The Latest News is taken from the Forward Magazine and other sources
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