Churches Together in Cornwall is part of a bigger Christian family made up of many different churches, from all kinds of backgrounds, communities, and traditions. Each one is shaped by its own history, customs, and ways of doing things.
Here in Cornwall, Churches Together supports and encourages churches of all kinds to come together, to build relationships, and to work in partnership.
Churches from many traditions are involved, including Anglican, Catholic, Pentecostal, Charismatic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Free Churches, Quakers, and others. Each brings something valuable to the mix, helping us reflect the full picture of the Body of Christ.
Together, we aim to:
- Share our faith together, in words and actions, across Cornwall
- Create space for churches to talk, listen, and learn from one another
- Work alongside other Christian groups and organisations to make a bigger impact
If you’d like to find out more or get involved, please get in touch with Churches Together in Cornwall or sign up to our Weekly Newsletter.
See what’s happening in Cornwall’s Churches, explore Events, News and Resources
Season of Creation in Cornwall
Resources, News and Events
1st September to 4th October

You can find a range of helpful materials to support your church during this season on our Season of Creation resource page, including prayers, worship outlines, song suggestions, and ideas for involving your wider community. Explore the resources here ➜
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News
WPCU 2026 Resource PamphletDownload the CTBI’s pamphlet containing material to help focus prayer during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity …
Pope Leo Issues Apostolic Letter on Nicaea Anniversary, Calling Church to Unity and HopeThe Pope’s letter, has the hope of “encouraging the whole Church to renew her enthusiasm for the profession of faith,” …
Cornwall Faith Covenant Celebrates First Year AnniversaryThis month marked the one-year anniversary of signing of Cornwall Faith Covenant in November 2024 …
Violent Disorder in the UKStatements from the Churches …
Thy Kingdom Come 2024: Daily ReflectionsDaily video reflections for Thy Kingdom Come 2024, accompanying the 2024 Prayer Journal …
New Covenant for Cornwall signedA special event to mark ten years of growing Christian unity in Cornwall took place at St Petroc’s Church in …
Becoming Better Together : an Act of Rededication : 27 January 2024, St Petroc’s Church, Bodmin : Photo GalleryPhotographs from the Becoming Better Together service …
Becoming Better Together: A new covenant for Churches Together in CornwallChurches Together in Cornwall Coordinator Kathy Pope reports on their 10th anniversary gathering …
Unity in CornwallLetter from Kathy Pope, CTC Co-ordinator, published in The Tablet, 19 January 2024 …
Churches Together in Cornwall 2013-23as recorded in extracts from CTC Newsletter 2013-19 and CTC Review 2019-23 …
Crisis Communications Course for ChurchesThe course is for church leaders wanting to know how to safeguard their church against a reputational crisis and how …
Friendships: The heart of ecumenical witness – the webinarCTE’s Principal Officer for Ecumenical Development and Relations, Doral Hayes, reports on the webinar she co-hosted on 24 May 2023 …
Archbishop of Canterbury’s Statement on the Church of UgandaThe Archbishop of Canterbury expresses grief and dismay at the Church of Uganda’s support for the Anti-Homosexuality Act …
“If your banks don’t care about climate change—ask them why”Thirteen-year old Ellyanne Chlystun-Githae has a serious message for the adults in the world: “While you are worrying about whether …
Does Government Do God?Conversation about the recent Bloom report has continued in various fora during recent weeks. These discussions are going to be …
Online ServicesA regularly-updated list of churches offering live-streamed worship across Cornwall … |
Coming Events
[260113] Cornwall Independent Poverty Forum Visits Newquay: 13th Jan, NewquayCornwall Independent Poverty Forum visits Newquay. Tuesday 13th January at 10.30am at Newquay Foodbank office …
[260117] Study Day: Who was Jesus of Nazareth Really?: 17th Jan, St AustellAn exploration for enquirers and believers with Dr Russell Blacker …
[260118] Churches Together Helston and Wendron: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Services: 18 – 24 JanSix short services and soup lunches in Helston Churches to mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2026, organised …
[260121] Penhaligon’s Friends Offers Free Training for Aspiring Volunteers This January: 21 Jan, RedruthPenhaligon’s Friends, the Cornish Children’s Bereavement Charity who are hosting a FREE training event for people wanting to find out …
[260122] Inspire and Equip Online Workshops for Thy Kingdom Come 2026During the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Thy Kingdom Come and Churches Together in England will host two online …
[260204] The South West Gather Summit: 4 Feb – 5 Feb, PlymouthChristians pursuing social, cultural and spiritual transformation together …
[260303] Courageous Church: 3-4th March, BodminThis transformative day of resourcing and exploration offers a unique opportunity to discover practical tools and fresh perspectives to invigorate … |
Serving our Communities
Gleaning CornwallGleaning Cornwall has been set up to help feed those in poverty at a time when numbers of people struggling …
Looe: The HavenThe Haven is the headquarters of Boundless Trust which works with partners to help our youth and community to access …
Cafe Avodah, LauncestonPopular community cafe in the Gateway Centre Launceston which is open from 10am – 2pm Monday – Saturday …
Gateway Community Centre, LauncestonThe Gateway Centre in Launceston is a community centre which hosts many different community groups such as Cafe Avodah, Pool …
Growbaby TruroWe provide good quality second-hand baby equipment and clothes for 0-5 year old’s for free. Whether you have a baby …
Truro: Re-store : Recycling and re-using your unwanted furnitureRe-store aims to improve the lives of those who have been in supported living, or are on low incomes, by …
Growbaby LauncestonProviding free, good quality clothes, toys and equipment (for children and babies 0-5 years) to anyone that needs it …
Truro Nourish HubTruro Nourish Hub is a new initiative set up to support our local community with a range of services and …
Helston Repair CafeRepair cafés are free meeting places that are all about repairing things, together. You’ll find knowledgeable volunteers and the tools …
Falmouth & Penryn Repair CaféRepair cafes are free meeting places and they’re all about repairing things (together). And we are always looking for more …
Penzance: Growing Links : Street Food Project and Community GardenGrowing Links CIC is a Community Interest Company working to generate a more sustainable, resilient and accessible local food system …
Liskeard: Soar : a group for menSoar is a group for men who seek to share and support each other through the journey of recovery; mental …
Camelford: Grow CentreA hub for community support, providing practical help in an uplifting environment …
CAP Debt Centre – North CornwallIf you are feeling weighed down by debt, then we can help. You may think your situation is impossible, but …
Bodmin Way : RoutesExperience the great outdoors with its stunning scenery and rich cultural heritage, enhance wellbeing and enjoy time spent with others …
Bodmin Way : EnterpriseEnabling artisans to flourish and people to enjoy arts and crafts …
Bodmin Way : Community LarderIn collaboration with the UK’s largest food charity, FareShare, Bodmin Way provides a community larder in the parish centre. This …
Bodmin Way : Community CircleThe idea of a ‘circle’ represents inclusivity. The Community Circle embraces a wide variety of people so that ideas and …
Bodmin WayBodmin Way is improving the wellbeing of residents in the town and nearby villages. As a social enterprise owned by …
Bissoe: Hidden HelpHidden help’s vision is to reach families who have ‘fallen through the net’. By collecting donations of unwanted, but still …
Falmouth: Growbaby CalmThis is a new group for parents/carers of non-mobile babies (up to about 6 months) and parents-to be, offering friendship …
Redruth: Fare Share Go! – Free FoodCome and collect some Free Food if you are struggling to make ends meet. Or just drop in for a …
Camborne: Revive Café – The Living RoomCome and make yourself at home, relax and enjoy some great food at our REVIVE Cafe …
Falmouth: Re-Boot: A Support and Recovery Group for MenA new community starting on 24th January for men who are looking for a community within which to get their …
Falmouth: Chair-based Strength and Balance ClassA friendly chair based stength and balance class with a Christian ethos …
Falmouth : Living with LossAre you walking the path of grief? Why not come long and meet other going through a similar experience? …
FPCT Community Needs Working Party Report 2016In March 2016, FPCT commissioned a small group to establish what the social needs of the community in Falmouth are, …
Truro: Coffee Morning run by Friends of Truro CathedralCome for a coffee, tea and a chat! Run by the Friends of Truro Cathedral, all are welcome …
Truro: Trelander Community CafeOn the second Saturday of each month from 11am – 1pm we run a café on a local housing estate …
Truro: Coffee Morning for the BereavedCoffee mornings designed to support the bereaved for those living in and around Truro, providing an opportunity to meet other …
Truro: Dads & KidsThis is a group for dads and male carers and their children. There is plenty for the children to do …
Host Family and Ukrainian Guest Drop-InsTruro Methodist Church and Truro School have come together to support the Cornish community in helping Ukrainian refugees. If you …
Churches Together in WalkingA warm invitation is extended to all who would like to discover parts of Cornwall through walking and enjoy fellowship …
Penryn Memory CafeA friendly meeting place for people with memory problems and their families and friends in Penryn, Cornwall …
Lighthouse Lounge, NewquayIf you’re feeling a little isolated and in need of a listening ear, or simply a place to catch up …
Lighthouse Tots, NewquayA safe intergenerational play cafe for babies, pre-school children, parents/carers and grandparents …
Camborne: Love & PotatoesA hot meal for the whole family, with games and crafts …
The Hive CornwallThe Hive is a Charity in Cornwall that collects surplus food, processes it to increase its life and lock in …
Redruth: Home for Good Support GroupHome for Good works to mobilise the Church in the UK to respond to the needs of vulnerable children through …
Wadebridge: The Grace ProjectThe Grace Project is based at Egloshayle Church, Wadebridge. It takes the gift of pre-loved children’s clothing donated by members …
Baby Basics Centre, LiskeardCornwall’s First Baby Basics Centre. Based in Liskeard, supported by “The Tribute Churches”. Supporting struggling families with the essentials (& …
Bude: CAP Debt CentreA new CAP scheme (Christians Against Poverty) as part of Bude Foodbank Plus, offering people the opportunity to get financial …
Penryn: Little Sparks @ St GluviasA stay and play group for newborns – preschoolers (0-4years) and their parents/carers. Held at St Gluvias Community Hall every …
Penzance: RoamingRoaming is a community interest company that works in partnership with St Petroc’s Society, supporting single homeless people in Cornwall …
Constantine: Monty’s Community Cafe and Meeting Area with hyper-fast Wi-FiMonty’s is the name we have given to the community cafe and meeting area at the back of St Constantine …
Cornwall: Intentional HealthWe help people improve whole-person health & wellbeing and equip local churches to build healthier, happier and more hope-filled communities …
Falmouth: Little Sparks @ All SaintsA friendly pre-school playgroup for toddlers, babies and their parents. We meet on Monday mornings in term time 9:15am-11am at …
Cornwall Memory Cafe NetworkThe Memory Cafe is a place where any one with memory loss and their carer or family may find support …
No.4 Honey Street, BodminNo.4 Honey Street is a cafe, bar and restaurant with a Christian vision for serving the local community, established in …
Falmouth: Christians Against Poverty Debt Centre Serving Falmouth, Penryn and Surrounding VillagesFree help with debt in the local community of Falmouth, Penryn & surrounding villages, from an award winning charity …
Falmouth: Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Kick Start‘Bite-sized’ video sessions to help you with a range of emotional issues, money matters and job search queries …
Truro Homeless Action Group (THAG)THAG provides a warm welcome, food and shelter and a regular and safe place for the homeless and vulnerably housed …
Falmouth: New Parents Support GroupHappening every Thursday at All Saints Church, Killigrew Street, Falmouth. This group helps new parents and their babies (0-6 months) …
Falmouth: Love Falmouth: No Child WithoutLove Falmouth is a Christian charity with the vision to enable communities and individuals in Falmouth to thrive. We are …
Saltash FoodbankHelping local people in crisis: Saltash foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards …
The St Vincent de Paul Society, CornwallThe Devon and Cornwall St Vincent de Paul Society is part of an international Catholic society dedicated to the relief …
Truro: Music and Chat on the MatCome along with your pre-walking baby for a time to chat in our relaxed sensory room …
St Ives FoodbankSt Ives Foodbank serves TR26 residents in crisis. We provide food for people in crisis who have been referred to …
Penryn & Falmouth FoodbankWe don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally …
Wadebridge Foodbank and StoreHouseProviding emergency food, furniture and household basics to local people in crisis need in Wadebridge, Bodmin, Camelford, Padstow and the …
St Austell FoodbankProviding 3 days food and drink for those in need. All clients are referred via a voucher system generated by …
Newquay FoodbankThe Newquay Food Bank is a volunteer led charity that supports families and individuals, who find themves in food crisis …
Launceston FoodbankWe help people in time of crisis by providing 3 day food parcels when presented with a voucher obtained from …
Camborne: Meals on WheelsFrom Monday through to Friday a team of volunteers from Camborne Wesley Methodist Church deliver Meals on Wheels to the …
Liskeard and Looe FoodbankLiskeard and Looe Foodbank serves the areas of Liskeard, Looe, Torpoint and Rame. During the coronavirus crisis the foodbank is …
Falmouth & Penryn: New CAP Debt Centre launchedThis new CAP Debt Centre is run in partnership with St Budock Parish Church. The Debt Coach at Falmouth & …
Cornwall: Caritas PlymouthCaritas Plymouth shares in the mission of the Catholic Church. We support the network of social action charities and parishes …
Newquay: Turnaround HouseTurnaround House provides supported living for young people aged between 16 and 25 in need of housing . We offer …
Newquay: Store HouseStore House is a Community Hub based in the centre of Newquay …
Newquay: Soul Food KitchenSoul Food Kitchen Newquay is a healthy cooking project, meeting every Thursday. It’s a community run project to improve social …
Liskeard: CAP Liskeard & Looe Debt CentreSt Martin’s Church (Liskeard), in partnership with the South East Cornwall Methodist Circuit, Grace Community Church (Morval), Greenbank Community Church …
Truro: Christians Against Povertyalways hope. Struggling with Debt? CAP are passionate about releasing people in our nation from a life sentence of debt, …
Newquay: DISC (The Drop In and Share Centre)Primarily, we support and empower homeless, vulnerable and disadvantaged people within our local community. However, generally, DISC is a central …
Cornwall: Acts 435Acts 435 is an online giving charity, directly connecting those who want to give with those who are in genuine …
End Hunger CornwallEnd Hunger Cornwall – working with the Cornwall Independent Poverty Forum and End Hunger UK to promote awareness and provide …
St PetrocsWe believe homelessness shouldn’t be an issue in our society today. We’re working to end street homelessness in Cornwall by …
Falmouth: Salvation Army Food ServiceHot meals / food bank …
Falmouth: The Gershie ProjectA project aiming to help people who are lonely, people who are socially excluded, people who are rurally isolated and …
Cafe Abundance – Real Junk Food Project Torpoint & RameThe Real Junk Food Project We are part of The Real Junk Food Project – feeding bellies not bins!, an …
Bude: Community Activities in Bude & StrattonA very useful listing from Christians Together in Bude and Stratton. Many of the activities are currently suspended during the …
Virtual Community Friendship CafeA virtual drop-in space on Facebook. Members of Cornwall Hospice Care Community Services Team are on hand to support, chat, …
CPR Foodbank (Camborne, Pool, Redruth)CPR Foodbank is a local charity distributing food to those who need it most in the Camborne, Pool Redruth area …
Falmouth Salvation Army Church and Community Centre FoodbankFalmouth Salvation Army Church and Community Centre Foodbank offers emergency food provisions to those in need in the Falmouth area …
Hayle FoodbankHayle Foodbank is a community led foodbank supplying emergency food donations to those in crisis. They are now a delivery …
Helston and The Lizard FoodbankHelston and The Lizard foodbank is funded through grant applications submitted to the Cornwall Community Foundation. The Foundation then searches …
Callington FoodbankCallington foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in the local …
Cornwall Bereavement NetworkThe network was set up in early 2020 to help people affected by bereavement find support and services in one …
Falmouth & Penryn : CAP Job ClubYour local CAP Job Club will give you practical help as you seek employment …
Looe : Mustard SeedSupporting those with concerns around anxiety and low self-esteem …
Liskeard : ABC Babies and Toddler GroupABC at St Martin’s Church Liskeard is our informal babies and toddler group which takes place every Tuesday during term …
Wadebridge : Who Let the Dads Out?A group for dads, carers and children of all ages. Join us for breakfast, fun activities and games! …
Bude : FoodbankWe help families from Bude and the surrounding area who are in critical need and for a variety of reasons, …
Falmouth : Torch TrustIn Cornwall, Torch Fellowship Groups meet monthly on a Saturday afternoon; run by volunteers from local churches and mainly geared …
Penzance : CTIPA Street PastorsStreet pastors are trained volunteers from local churches and we care about our community. We are usually on patrol from …
Penzance : CTIPA Breakfast ProjectCTIPA Breakfast Project has been active in supporting homeless and vulnerable people in our community since 1999 …
Falmouth : Community Cafe & Lunch Club –Everyone is welcome and people attend from all walks of life. However it is very noticeable that many elderly people …
Plymouth : ShekinahShekinah is a Devon & Cornwall based charity that provides opportunities for people in recovery or seeking recovery. This may …
St Columb Major : The Oasis CentreThe Centre was established in 2008 and the Constitution states that its purpose is to relieve persons resident in the …
Falmouth : Footsteps Community Coffee ShopFootsteps Community Coffee Shop re-opens on 3 Mar 22 at its new home Emmanuel Baptist Church, serving Fairtrade tea and … |
Vacancies
Vacancy: Foodbank Programme Coordinator, Penryn and FalmouthPenryn and Falmouth Foodbank is recruiting for a Programme Coordinator … |
Churches Together in Cornwall : Becoming Better Together
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Churches’ Refugee Network meeting
28th Jan 2026, 2-4 pm.
CRN’s new Chair, Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, will lead our conversations, which will explore, among other issues, Community Sponsorship and how this programme can and does make a difference.
ctbi.org.uk/event/churches-refugee-network-meeting/
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Sunday 18 January 2026 is the first day of the
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY
Resources are available adapted by the Britain and Ireland writers group.
Choice of 2 services: one in the Orthodox tradition and an alternative that can be adapted to local use.
#wpcu2026
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We invite you as individuals and in chaplaincies to join together in prayer for all those affected by the tragedy in Crans-Montana.
Read a statement from Bishop Robert here: www.europe.anglican.org/news/latest-news/message-following-tragic-fire-crans-montana
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Celebrating the solemnity of the Epiphany in St. Peter’s Basilica on Tuesday, Pope Leo XIV said God’s saving presence is revealed not “in a prestigious location” but “in a humble place” and urged Catholics to protect what is holy and newly born — “small, vulnerable, fragile” — in a world that often seeks to profit from everything.
“The child whom the Magi adore is a priceless and immeasurable good. It is the Epiphany of a gift. It does not occur in a prestigious location but in a humble place,” the pope said in his homily, delivered during a Mass that also included the closing of the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica, the last Holy Door to be shut at the end of the jubilee year.
Reflecting on the Gospel account of the Magi’s journey (Matthew 2:1-12), Leo contrasted the joy of those who seek Christ with the fear of Herod, who “tries to take advantage of the wishes of the Magi by manipulating their quest.”
“Fear does indeed blind us,” he said. “Conversely, the joy of the Gospel liberates us. It makes us prudent, yes, but also bold, attentive, and creative; it beckons us along ways that are different to those already traveled.”
In one of the final major liturgies of his first Christmas season as pope, Leo also warned against the spiritual dangers of a distorted economy that turns even humanity’s deepest longings into a commodity.
“Loving and seeking peace means protecting what is holy and, consequently, that which is newly born like a small, vulnerable, fragile baby. Around us, a distorted economy tries to profit from everything. We see how the marketplace can turn human yearnings of seeking, traveling, and beginning again into a mere business,” he said.
The pope pointed to the “stream of innumerable men and women, pilgrims of hope” who crossed the Holy Door during the jubilee and asked what the Church offered them — and what she must offer going forward.
“Millions of them crossed the threshold of the Church. What did they find?” he asked, adding that “the spiritual searching of our contemporaries, much richer than perhaps we can comprehend, invites us to earnest reflection.”
After the jubilee year, he continued, Catholics should examine whether they have learned to recognize God’s presence in those they encounter: “After this year, will we be better able to recognize a pilgrim in the visitor, a seeker in the stranger, a neighbor in the foreigner, and fellow travelers in those who are different?”
Leo also urged Catholics not to reduce churches to museums but to ensure they are places where faith is alive and hope is born anew.
“If we do not reduce our churches to monuments, if our communities are homes, if we stand united and resist the flattery and seduction of those in power, then we will be the generation of a new dawn,” he said.
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Where is following Jesus the most dangerous? What does it look and feel like to be a Christian in places like North Korea, Somalia, Iran and Yemen?
Join us on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, for the release of Open Doors’ 2026 World Watch List.
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There is a unique kind of worship that happens under a microscope or through a telescope. When we see the way mathematical constants are balanced on a knife’s edge to allow for life, or how the laws of physics remain constant across billions of light-years, it feels like more than just “luck.”
For many, science isn’t the enemy of the divine—it’s a map we can use to explore its handiwork.
What do you think? Does the precision of the cosmos point to something deeper, or is it just the way things are?
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New Event announcement! 💛
Come along and join Sunrise Cornwall CIC as we team up with the South West Coast Path Association for another stunning coastal walk.
This will be our first Sunrise Walk for Wellbeing of 2026, led by Jack from the South West Coast Path Association.
We’ll meet at St Agnes Head car park (TR5 0NU) at around 10:45am.
For parking instructions please see below –
“As you reach St Agnes Head Car park you will drive down the road overlooking the sea. You will notice a Coast Watch Hut, please head for this and aim for the Car Park on the left-hand side of the hut, where the team will be waiting.”
Following a short chat and safety briefing the walk will commence at 11am which we see us set off towards Chapel Porth, soaking up the beautiful coastal views.
We’ll plan a stop at the wonderful Chapel Porth Café for a warm drink and a sweet treats before heading back to where we met – please feel free to bring your own lunch with you if you wish, this can be consumed during the stop.
We advise bringing layers, waterproofs and suitable footwear for the terrain along with water and anything else you may require for the walk of around 3/4 miles.
As with all Sunrise events, this walk is for adults affected by loss through suicide. Trained facilitators will be present throughout, and support is always available if you need some time away from the group.
We look forward as always to welcoming you along for some fresh air, stretching of the legs, and connection if you feel the urge! 💛
Book here – www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/walk-for-wellbeing-with-sunrise-cornwall-at-chapel-porth-tickets-198008702…
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The Churches Together in England MA Prize in Mission and Evangelism 2026 is open!
Have you or one of your students completed an MA around #mission, #evangelism or #churchplanting in the last 12 months?
cte.org.uk/ma-prize-in-mission-and-evangelism-2026/
Winner will get £100 cash prize and the opportunity to be published in Radboud University Press' journal #EcclesialFutures
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We’re excited to welcome back all our amazing ‘Hub’ families in 2026!
There’s so much going on this week – on Monday 12th Growbaby is back, 10-11.30am – with FREE baby clothes and equipment for 0-5s along with Stay and Play.
Then on Wednesday it’s our first Toddlers and Baby groups of 2026 at 10-11.15am and 1.30-2.45pm
On Thursday its our Baby and Little Walkers group at 10am – expectant mums are welcome too!
Don’t forget to book in to our baby and toddler groups at
www.citylifechurch.co.uk/toddlerandbaby/
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Cornish conservationist shares his vision for UK rainforests in support of the Cardinham Tower Fund.
🗓️Saturday 31 January
🕝2.30 PM
📌St. Meubred’s Church, Cardinham
☎️Call 01208 821303 to book a place
🎟️Tickets £12 includes refreshments
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Latest Prayer Requests
Deep peace of the running wave to you
Deep peace of the flowing air to you
Deep peace of the quiet earth to you
Deep peace of the shining stars to you
Deep peace of the Son of peace to you
(Celtic Blessing)
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Sunday 18 January 2026 is the first day of the
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY
Resources are available adapted by the Britain and Ireland writers group.
Choice of 2 services: one in the Orthodox tradition and an alternative that can be adapted to local use.
#wpcu2026
ctbi.org.uk/resources/week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity-2026/
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We invite you as individuals and in chaplaincies to join together in prayer for all those affected by the tragedy in Crans-Montana.
Read a statement from Bishop Robert here: www.europe.anglican.org/news/latest-news/message-following-tragic-fire-crans-montana
You can also download a copy of the prayer on the above link.
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A Celtic Blessing…
May you have
Walls for the wind
And a roof for the rain,
And drinks bedside the fire,
Laughter to cheer you
And those you love near you,
And all that your heart may desire.
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Bishop Hudson reflects on Pope Leo's World Day of Peace message
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In light of recent news from Venezuela, the local church is asking the global church to join them in prayer.
“The church, like the country, is living in uncertainty,” shares ‘Daniel’, a pastor in Venezuela. “Very little information is available, and a state of emergency has been declared across much of the nation. Out of fear, people have been instructed to remain in their homes.”
We ask for prayer that God would have mercy on the people of Venezuela, protect the lives of civilians, and bring peace amid confusion, fear and uncertainty. Ask that the church in Venezuela is strengthened by the Holy Spirit to be the voice of peace and wisdom in the country.
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Under 2 weeks to go!
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY
18-25 January 2026
Resources available adapted by Britain and Ireland writers group.
Choice of 2 services: one in orthodox tradition and an alternative that can be adapted according to local use.
ctbi.org.uk/resources/week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity-2026/
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Father,
As we enter a new year, may we know your presence with us. Fill us with peace and excitement as we anticipate the fresh possibilities ahead.
We pray for those who will explore fostering, adoption or supported lodgings this year and ask that you would be close to them and gather community around them as they consider opening their hearts and their homes.
We pray for parents, carers, and hosts and ask that you would deepen their love and patience. When the journey feels difficult, give them perseverance and when it is joyful, give them gratitude. Would you strengthen their relationships with those they care for. May the children and young people in their care experience safety, dignity and belonging.
We ask that you would bless churches, that many more would feel called to be places of care, hospitality and welcome. May those who enter through their doors feel seen, valued and understood, and may every family, no matter the shape or size, find genuine community.
We pray for children and families whose voices are often unheard. Help us to advocate for them this year, amplifying their voices, and influencing change that promotes a loving and just society.
Above all, we ask that this year would see the flourishing of children and families.
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*A Prayer for the New Year*
May the Lord bless you and protect you.
May the Lord smile on you and be gracious to you.
May the Lord show you His favour and give you His peace.
Numbers 6: 24-26
Amen.
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🙏🏾As we enter a New Year, let us pray for one another and for our shared mission to eradicate modern slavery and exploitation across the UK and beyond.
#NewYear
#NewResolve
#PrayerChangesThings
#WeSeeYou
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“God of joy, remind me to rejoice.” 🙏
We hope that you had a great day yesterday and are enjoying Christmastide.
Discover our most popular Christmas prayers that are suitable throughout the festive season and up until Epiphany. ⤵️
cafod.org.uk/pray/christmas-prayers
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Pray with us today.
Creator God, we acknowledge your part in composing the stories and the songs of our lives, bringing us into being, and setting before us opportunities to explore and grow into the people you made us to be.
Saviour God, we rejoice at the way in which you bring life and harmony into the stories and songs of our lives, enabling us to discover our true selves through a relationship with you, and giving us the confidence to live life to the full.
Inspiring God, we are thankful for the ability you give us to tell our stories and rehearse the songs of our lives, enabling others to grasp the wonder of how their stories and songs intertwine with yours.
May we always be looking for the new stories and the fresh songs that you have for us to inhabit and sing, as we seek to live our lives in the depths of your amazing grace. In the name of Christ. Amen.
Gill Newton, former District Chair, Sheffield District
Find more ways to pray at methodist.org.uk/prayer.
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‘For a child has been born for us,
A son given to us;
Authority rests upon his shoulders,
And he is named
Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.’
Isaiah 9:6
Merry Christmas One and All!
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Lord, graciously hear us. 🙏
Go to cofe.io/TodaysPrayer to learn more.
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We know Christmas can be a difficult time for many people. We are sending love to everyone struggling to see God’s light reflected in them and anyone who finds this period challenging.
Even amidst all the rejoicing, God sees and receives your sadness.
#GiftedChristmas2025
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Christmas prayer 2025 … See MoreSee Less
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Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 18-25 Jan 2026
Resources are available for #wpcu2026 adapted by the Britain and Ireland writers group.
Choice of 2 services: one in the orthodox tradition, and an alternative that can be adapted according to local use.
ctbi.org.uk/resources/week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity-2026/
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We offer you a moment to pause and enter more deeply into the Advent season.
The recording of the Advent Readings, held on the 4th December, is now available to view here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=icdy3LYI4gw
As well as the great selection of readings by Wild Goose Publications authors, it also features a reading of a couple of powerful Advent poems by Kathy Galloway, who sadly passed away in August. They’re read beautifully by Neil Paynter.
Our next Advent event is on Friday 12th December, Prayers and Poems of Want, with
Pádraig Ó Tuama and the Wild Goose Resource Group. You can register for that here: iona.civiplus.net/ssp/prayers-and-poems-want
(If you don’t seem to get an e-mail after registering, do check your spam or junk email folder to see if it might be hiding there, otherwise send us a DM and we’ll see what we can do to get you sorted!)
#advent2025 #adventincommunity #adventwiththeionacommunity
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The Green Christian December prayer guide is available now 🌨
Our prayer guide features daily points to pray for, as well as liturgy to use in your own intercessions.
Praying around the same topic each day allows us to pray together, even when we pray alone and according to our own tradition. We all pray in our own ways – like trees, plants and birds pray in their ways.
Download our prayer guide at greenchristian.org.uk/introduction/resources/prayer-guide 🙏
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Today is Safeguarding Sunday, when thousands of churches from all traditions join together to celebrate the protection of all those who are vulnerable.
A Prayer for Safeguarding Sunday 🙏
Loving and gracious God,
on this Safeguarding Sunday we hold before you all who have been harmed through abuse.
You see every story and every wound, and your heart grieves with those who suffer.
Ten years on from the Past Cases Review, we give thanks for progress made,
yet we remember those still struggling to heal.
Bring comfort, courage, and hope to all survivors, and surround them with your peace.
We pray for all who work in safeguarding;
for wisdom, compassion, and strength in their calling.
Help your Church to be a place of safety and truth,
where every voice is heard and every person valued.
Through your healing Spirit, make us instruments of love and renewal,
reflecting the light of Christ in all we do.
Amen.
Written by the Methodist Survivors Advisory Group
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**Prayer of the Day**
Forgive us Lord when we are so quick to enjoy all you give, yet so slow to say, ‘Thank You.’
We praise you for the peace that comes from knowing that, in Jesus, we are forgiven, loved and free.
Help us to rest in your peace through all the ups and downs, doubts and fears, joys and sorrows of each day. Hold us secure in your loving arms.
Amen.
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