Community / Connectivity / Creativity
Community / Connectivity / Creativity
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Our charity number is 1126401.
Tubestation is a community that nurtures connection between all people, creating a space where everyone is invited to connect with faith through Jesus.
Our vision is to build a community that is connected, creative and inclusive.
In the early 2000s, a little group of absolute golden oldies met regularly in Polzeath Methodist chapel to pray and dream about what the space could become. They imagined how fresh ways of expressing church and community could support and serve everyone who came through the door. In 2006 Tubestation was founded, a Christ-centred community, living by the sea.
Tubestation wants to discover and explore God together, a God who is beyond anyone’s imagination or knowledge. We are committed to going on this journey of listening and learning together.
Tubestation is an inclusive Christ-centred community. We are passionate about curating spaces for questions and conversation. We want everyone to find belonging and safety, and to flourish in every circumstance life throws at us!
Tubestation is a place that celebrates creativity through skating, surfing, swimming, faith, food, art, and music. Creativity is an expression of the Spirit of our Creator God.
Tubestation Lay Pastor
Kitchen Manager
Methodist Superintendent
Creative Lead
Tubestation is the result of some big dreams and a lot of hard work. It’s been a space for good food, good coffee and good chats, ever since 2006.
Our cafe food is simple, hot and hearty, and all made right here in the Tubestation kitchen. Our menu includes gluten-free and vegan options. (You’re also welcome to bring your own packed lunch.)
Tubestation runs a pay-it-forward scheme, so if you do fancy a hot dish or a cuppa, come in, grab a ticket and tuck in.
We use Foundation coffee, a Cornish roaster that produces single-origin, traceable (and pretty delish) coffee beans.
Free Wi-Fi, big sofas, big wood burner, dogs welcome, half-pipe skate ramp. (The ramp can get noisy, so bring some earplugs if you’re after a quiet and productive day on the laptop!)
Tubestation is a registered charity, community and church, based in Polzeath. We are a part of the Methodist circuit in Cornwall.
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