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Bishop Philip and Steve Wild urge people to vote in General Election – and consider what kind of Cornwall they want

The Bishop of Truro, Philip Mounstephen, has joined forces with his Methodist counterpart, Revd Steve Wild, to write an open letter to the people of Cornwall in the run-up to […]

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New website supports Cornish faith based social action

By Kelly Rowe

A new website launched Transformation Cornwall will support the faith community in Cornwall in strengthening their social action. The website clearly sets out the three ways that Transformation Cornwall offers […]

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2020 budget agreed by synod

By Kelly Rowe

At the diocesan synod held in November, the elected members from both the houses of lay and clergy approved the budget with just four voting against. The overall call for […]

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What part does faith play in food poverty?

By Jac Smith

Food Poverty is not going away. Since the report 5 years ago, Feeding Britain, and the faith community’s consistent response to food poverty with foodbanks and emergency provisions, there is […]

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School recognised as Best Practice Representative

By Kelly Rowe

Bishop Cornish Primary School in Saltash has been recognised as a Best Practice Representative in the latest edition of The Parliamentary Review. The three-page article recognises the work done in […]

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The Archbishops’ election message

By Kelly Rowe

As we approach this General Election, we also herald the season of Advent, the birth of Jesus Christ and the reminder of his return as our judge. In Christ’s birth […]

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Truro Cathedral is packed for environment service

More than 100 primary children, plus their teachers, parents, carers and grandparents, came from across Cornwall to perform at Songs for Earth, an environmental service at Truro Cathedral. The children […]

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Citizens’ Panel investigating housing, homelessness & hidden hunger

“High housing costs, low paid insecure work, eviction and homelessness are all issues that blight local communities in Cornwall, including Penzance. How can we as a community come together to […]

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Celebrations as Cornwall Council backs All Saints Highertown community hub

All Saints Highertown has received a massive boost to its plans for the future with Cornwall Council’s decision to invest more than £600,000 in funding for the community hub. Priest […]

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Walking away with Christmas shopping…

By Kelly Rowe

While shops are already crammed full of gifts for Christmas, it isn’t always easy to find something for that special person. This year why not give them a present that […]

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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.