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Challenge Poverty Week to highlight rural issues

Rural poverty in Cornwall is the theme of this year’s Challenge Poverty Week which starts on Sunday, October 12.

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From stage to pulpit – How Mark was called to Ordination

The Revd Mark Wade has been at St Martin’s, Liskeard, for about a year now and is excited about what God’s doing in his church.

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Trailblazing Truro Diocese education work could reach more schools

The trailblazing work of Diocese of Truro education team has caught the eye of other schools now keen to replicate it for their children.

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Archbishop of Canterbury announcement

Archbishop of Canterbury announcement.

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£1.7m church community hall revamp officially opened

Dignitaries, clergy and community members arrived in Truro to celebrate the official opening of The Lifehouse, part of All Saints Highertown (ASH) church, after its £1.7m revamp.

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Welcome to our new Growing Younger Lead

We’re pleased to announce Jonny Lewis will be joining Diocese of Truro as the Growing Younger Lead from today (October 1).

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Time to become an Eco-Church this Creationtide

Sarah, a Creation Care Champion, says most people are probably already doing lots towards the Eco-Church award without realising it.

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Pretty Poverty: New diocesan funded report reveals government failure

MPs, council and health service leaders as well as representatives from charities and other organisations working in Cornwall have today (Friday, September 26) met in St Dennis to discuss the […]

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Children lead special commissioning service

A special commissioning service planned and led by children in the diocese has taken place at Truro Cathedral.

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Becoming a GOLD eco church – tips from a Church Creation Care Champion

Blisland Church has been a Gold Eco Church for just over a year – thanks to the hard work of its church Creation Care Champion and team.

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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.