We are an inclusive Anglican Church and look forward to warmly welcoming you
Where to Find Us
The address of St David’s Church is Queen’s Terrace, Exeter EX4 4HR.
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Coronavirus – Covid-19 – updated 22 May 2021
Online services available:
If you would like to request prayers please email us at vicar@stdavidschurchexeter.org.uk
For live streamed prayers and updates please see our Facebook Page – St David’s Church Exeter
Notices, Prayers and online services are also available here
+May God bless you and give you his peace
The PCC has now agreed a Risk Assessment process to allow our buildings to be
used by a small number of trusted groups. The Risk Assessment is available for
scrutiny here.
Revised Nominal Electoral Roll
Prepared for the Annual Parochial Church Meeting
The current electoral roll is available for inspection and can be obtained by emailing electoralrollofficer@stdavidschurchexeter.org.uk
Normal Service Times
All are welcome to join us for worship.
The main service on Sundays is at 9.30am. Most weeks we have Parish Communion. Children are welcome. We have a creche area towards the back of the church for parents with small children. On the 3rd Sunday in the month, we have a more informal, slightly shorter Family Service.
More about our worship, including other services on Sunday and during the week »
The latest Weekly News and Magazine
Newsletter for 13 June 2021 – Trinity 2
New Leaves June 2021
Contact Us
List of telephone and email contact details »
More information about booking the Church or the Parish Room »
Safeguarding
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:
Mary Kirkland, Safeguarding Representative – 07872 626168
Or the Exeter Diocesan Safeguarding Team – 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.
The Church building
Our building was designed by W D Caroe and commissioned by Revd C J Valpy French. It was consecrated by the Bishop of Exeter on the 9th January 1900.
The Waterloo hero Alexander Cavalie Mercer is buried in our graveyard.
The church building has recently undergone a transformation, with much-needed repairs to the west end, and a remodelling of the interior to create a warm, open, welcoming space.
Our west door is now open and accessible for everyone to use. The new path also provides step free access to our parish room and west door.
Find out more about our Transformation Project »