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Could you be a member of Truro Diocesan Synod? Bishop Chris urges people to consider putting themselves forward

People who have never before been involved with the running of their local churches or the diocese have been asked to consider standing for a place on the Truro Diocesan […]

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Low uptakes results in Parish Training Days’ cancellation

It is with great regret that a decision has been made to cancel this year’s Parish Training days in May and June, due to the lack of uptake. Four days […]

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Thy Kingdom Come 2018 Beacon Event

What does it mean when we pray Thy Kingdom Come? For Gavin Calver of Spring Harvest, it means an expectation of change and relinquishing control over what’s going to happen […]

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Diocesan Synod elections: Nominations sought

Do you want to become a voice at the heart of the diocese? Why not stand for Diocesan Synod? The Diocesan Synod is a democratically elected body which has an […]

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Celebrating creativity at St Cubert with hands-on tactile workshops

Creativity inspired by St Cubert Church is being celebrated in a series of workshops over the month of May. Thanks to Lottery Funding secured to ensure this ancient church’s future, […]

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Funding for projects offering free meals during school holidays

Cornwall Councils Wellbeing and Public Health Team has established a funding opportunity for existing or new voluntary and community organisations and charitable groups to pilot a programme that extends the […]

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Simple swap symbolises transfer of St Day Old Church to company set up to give it a bright future

The simplicity of the gesture belied its significance. Mark Johnson handed the Venerable Bill Stuart-White, Archdeacon of Cornwall, a pound coin in a small, see-through bag and in exchange received […]

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Could you go on the streets to tell people Jesus loves them?

If you asked most Christians to go out into the streets of their local community to share the good news that Jesus loves them, the first response would probably be […]

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The historic, listed St Day Old Church is to be handed over to a new organisation dedicated to its future as a community resource

A 30-year journey by a local community group is about to reach a triumphant conclusion when the roofless Holy Trinity Old Church, St Day, is handed over by the Church […]

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Festival of walking planned during May along Cornish Celtic Way

A festival of walking is being planned during May along the Cornish Celtic Way. Between May 5 and 20, a series of guided walks will take place along the route […]

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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.