News
Finding help with fundraising
The word fundraising conjures up many images, probably ranging from raffle tickets to persuading people to do something they don’t want to do, improbable targets or frustrating forms to fathom. […]
Wanted: New home for Beautiful Triptych of Truro Cathedral’s Choir
Local artist Suzi Stephens spent two years listening, sketching and painting in and around the crypt at Truro Cathedral. The final piece, a large colourful triptych of Truro Cathedral’s Choir […]
£1,000 raised for Rame Peninsula Heritage Gateway Project
The Rame Peninsula Heritage Gateway Project is £1,000 better off following a successful walking weekend around Sheviock. 60 walkers took advantage of the opportunity to explore Sheviock Parish, on the […]
Walking the Day of Prayer in Newquay
Often my job in communications for Truro Diocese takes me to places in Cornwall that I haven’t visited, to meet people who ordinarily I wouldn’t have the privilege of meeting, […]
The Leprosy Mission working against the stigma this age-old disease
The Leprosy Mission are an international Christian development organisation that diagnoses, treats and offers specialist care, including reconstructive surgery, to leprosy patients. Widely believed to be the world’s oldest disease, […]
Bishop Chris urges us to a deeper understanding of our role as godly stewards of the natural environment during Creationtide
Bishop Chris has given his support to a call from EcoChurch South West for people to sign up to daily mailings of resources, prayers and reflections during Creationtide. Creationtide runs […]
New Bishop of Truro announced
Downing Street has announced that HM The Queen has approved the nomination of the Revd Canon Philip Mounstephen as the 16th Bishop of Truro. Philip is currently the executive leader […]
Conference to call for sanctuary commitment
A conference planned for December is aiming to bring together the key organisations in Cornwall to discuss the importance of the county being a place of sanctuary for all people. […]
There but not there silhouette grants for WW1 remembrance
A national charity which supports soldiers and aims to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War 1 is hoping to encourage churches and other community organisations to host […]
Restoration at St Sithney reveals skeletons of previous parishioners
Restoration at St Sithney revealed more of the church’s past than they were expecting. As work began to rebuild the floor, the building contractors discovered human skeletons. Perhaps not as […]
