Faith Stories

Jan’s Story

Documenting one’s Faith Journey Bishop Tim’s letter got me thinking and realising that I have never given any thought as to how I arrived at where I am in my […]

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Lyn’s Story

I was not brought up in a Christian home but my parents sent me to a Convent School in the hopes that their rather difficult daughter would become a lady!  […]

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Sarah’s Story

My Christian journey began, I suppose as it does for many, with my Christening as a baby. Just before I started primary school we moved to a small village in […]

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Sheila’s Story

From early in my childhood I remember that faith and going to church on a Sunday was important. I also attended Sunday School and sang in the church choir for […]

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Annabel’s Story

Annabel King will be ordained as a Priest at Truro Cathedral in July 2017. She has spent the last year working in the Callington Cluster. Reflecting on the year, Annabel says: […]

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Amanda’s Story

Among those being made Priest at the 2017 Petertide Ordinations will be Amanda Evans. Amanda has been mainly based in Mabe parish but has worked across the whole of the Carnmarth South […]

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Linda’s Story

Linda Whetter will be among those being ordained Priest on July 1 at Truro Cathedral. Linda was born into a Christian family and grew up in Mevagissey with her parents and […]

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Teresa’s Story

Teresa Folland will be one of seven people ordained a Priest at Truro Cathedral in July 2017. The church has been part of my life for as long as I can […]

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Arwen’s Story

Among those being ordained as Priest during this year’s Petertide Ordinations is Revd Arwen Folkes. This year’s services take place at Truro Cathedral on Friday, June 30 at 6.30pm and […]

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Kirsten’s Story

Kirsten Norfolk, Assistant Curate from the United Benefice of Mounts Bay (and originally from Padstow) is one of seven people who will be ordained Priest at Truro Cathedral in July 2017. […]

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Safeguarding

Ensuring that children and young people as well as adults are kept safe whilst in our care in an integral part of our diocese life.