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The highs and lows of starting over
Many people come to ordination after previous careers and for most, starting over again as the new boy or girl can be a challenge. For Haley Preston it’s been a […]
A century of stories of lives lived in a found family Bible
A lost, or rather found, Bible started a poignant journey of imaginings, history and heroism. Very large and very old, the Family Bible was filled with personal notes, letters, drawings, […]
Catching up with a curate
Catching up with Revd Richard Wallis, a curate who has been working with the Eight Saints Cluster for the past year was a surprisingly serene experience. Eight Saints isn’t in […]
From serving in the Line of Duty to serving God
It’s not every day you get to meet someone who was in the real Line of Duty and find out he’s answered the call to ordination. For the very small […]
Bishop Philip backs calls for schools and clubs to ‘go green for Grenfell’
Bishop Philip has backed calls for Cornish clubs and schools to consider ‘going green for Grenfell’. The local charity, Cornwall Hugs Grenfell, is urging Cornish schools and clubs to plan […]
10/10 for ambition, aspiration and faith in action
All Saints Highertown (ASH) is a very special place in Truro, but you might not know that driving past on the busy road on its doorstep. Unassuming and unremarkable, except […]
Walking for Thy Kingdom to Come
Thy Kingdom Come has become a global movement of prayer between Ascension and Pentecost, supported by Christians across the world, focusing on the power and promise of those three words. […]
Bishop Philip delivers interim report on review of FCO response to persecution of Christians
The interim report of the Independent Review into Foreign and Commonwealth Office Support for Persecuted Christians worldwide, led by the Bishop of Truro, the Rt Revd Philip Mounstephen, was published […]
Truro Prayer Book Society enthralled by 1553 Primer
We are delighted to share this from guest writer David Watson To be an authority on a particular subject is a wonderful gift; to be able to share that knowledge […]
Is a churchyard a good place to start talking about Easter?
A churchyard might not spring to mind as the obvious place to contemplate the hopefulness of life, but Revd Karsten believes it’s absolutely the place to talk about Easter and […]
