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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 […]
All safely gathered in? Maybe not – the challenges facing our farmers
The weather has made this year an extremely challenging one for many farmers. How can we help those in our communities at a time when the harvest is coming in […]
A glimpse of something beyond this earthly life at the Crantock Chamber of Music Series
What began as a Come and Sing event for primary aged children in June, has become, at the end of this month, a whole week of music that will fill […]
Huddle, a happy place in the heart of Falmouth
If you want to experience the heart of Transforming Mission, the energising plan for Christian community in Falmouth, then walk into Huddle, the café that opened last November in the […]
From coffee mornings to men-sheds, recognition for the Oasis Centre
How many of us have thought something should be done about disparate communities, loneliness and the lack of opportunities for connecting people, hoping that ‘something’ would be done by someone […]
Remembering God when you’ve lost confidence in going to church
It’s undeniable that across Cornwall we have a problem with missing generations in our Anglican churches. Not just the elusive ‘youth’ but whole other generations below and above the age […]
Truro’s motion on the environment set to return to General Synod
A motion to promote environmental programmes that was submitted to General Synod jointly by the Diocese of Truro and the Diocese of London has been adjourned until February. The joint […]
Are you in contact with victims of modern slavery?
Do you know what modern slavery looks like? Would you be able to recognise somebody who was enslaved if they walked into your life, or even your church? Caroline Virgo, […]
Not too late to book a place on safeguarding conference
The first Bishop’s Safeguarding Conference took place this week. Two dozen people made their way to Tresmeer Village Hall, near Launceston, to talk about ways safeguarding policy and practice within […]
Bishop Chris remembers and prays for our NHS that is 70 today
The NHS came into being on 5th July 1948 thanks to the vision of Aneurin “Nye” Bevan, the health minister at the time, and others who worked hard to create […]
