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Racial Justice Sunday – a message from Revd Grace Kanungha

People are being encouraged to love their neighbours and build community as churches prepare for Racial Justice Sunday in February.

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New funding for arts, culture and places of worship

The Government has announced a new funding package for arts and culture, including places of worship.

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Children stand up for our planet at diocese event

Primary school pupils, who are part of church school eco committees or councils, met at the Diocese of Truro’s Speak Up event.

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“I love Phillack church.”

After living in Australia for more than 50 years, Eileen West has travelled across the globe to Cornwall where the local church community have welcomed her in.

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Historic bells ring again after 50 years

Historic bells have started to ring again after 50 years of silence thanks to £30,000 in grants and fundraising.

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Thy Kingdom Come – ‘God with us’ in 2026

This year’s Thy Kingdom Come is all about the presence of God. The God who is with us in the everyday – in the joys and sorrows of life (and […]

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Eco Schools with green flag awards pull in the numbers

More than a thousand children taking part in Eco Schools across the diocese have racked up some impressive stats over the last 12 months.

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“…Our Deanery Administrator, is invaluable….”

From creating newsletters to finding donkeys – being Deanery Administrator and DiT Secretary is a varied and interesting role for Ann Bradbury.

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Children speak up for creation’s future as 2026 kicks off

Children from across the Diocese of Truro will be voicing their climate concerns as they enter into the new year.

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Greenhouse tools to boost community connections in 2026

The Revd Mark Wade, St Martins Liskeard, and Lindsey Morgan Lundie, Pioneer Network Facilitator, Diocese of Truro, are offering sessions in 2026 to help equip people to make a difference in their community.

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Safeguarding

Ensuring that children and young people as well as adults are kept safe whilst in our care is an integral part of our diocese life.