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Hallowed Hydrangeas for Truro’s Prayer Book Society
Truro’s Prayer Book Society were more fortunate than most as the sun shone for them for their annual garden visit, which this year took them to Trist House in Veryan. […]
Churches urged to toll for climate change awareness
Two Cornish churches have begun a campaign of bellringing to draw attention to the climate emergency. For some weeks the campanologists at Warleggan have been tolling the church bells 12 […]
Come rain or shine across Cornwall
If you popped into St Columb Minor church last Monday morning you would have heard the happy sounds of children laughing, talking excitedly about what planets they wanted to paint […]
Philip de Grey-Warter to step down from role as Vicar of Fowey and priest-in-charge of Golant
It has today (Sunday, August 4) been announced that the Revd Philip de Grey-Warter will be stepping down as Vicar of Fowey, and as priest-in-charge of Golant. Philip is planning […]
Bishop Philip speaks at global conference on religious freedom
Bishop Philip shared a stage with Nancy Pelosi and Tony Blair in Washington DC last week, when he spoke at the Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom organised by the US […]
Government accepts in full the recommendations of Christian persecution review
Bishop Philip has welcomed the Government’s commitment to accepting all of the recommendations of the Independent Review into Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Support for Persecuted Christians. Bishop Philip, the […]
Bringing Freedom by walking the Cornish Celtic Way
Bringing Freedom is small but courageous charity working to find practical ways to tackle human trafficking and modern slavery. Founder Naomi Bruce is walking the 125 miles of the Cornish […]
Open the Book brings tranquility in a nursing home
When I heard that an Open the Book team were visiting a nursing home for the elderly in Liskeard, I was intrigued and keen to go along to see for […]
Taking the long route to ordination via prison chaplaincy
Janette Mullett, House Director of Epiphany House, felt the pull of calling on her life fifteen years ago. She tried various ways and means to unpack what it meant, and […]
Embracing evangelism as an Anglican curate
Perhaps the biggest change for Graham Adamson during his year as deacon in Redruth was taking 14 funerals – probably ten more than he’d even attended in his life. As […]
