This Creationtide Truro Diocese welcome Sharon Willoughby into the role of Truro’s Diocesan Environment Officer. Her mission is to engage the hearts and minds of people across the diocese to Cherish Creation, Cut Carbon and Speak Up. The officer role is there to support, encourage, challenge and inspire.
The Sport Chaplaincy believe that sport connects and inspires in ways few things can. This is why they want to see a global wave of prayer — athletes, coaches, churches, and ministries united in asking God to move in the world of sport.
Running until 4 October, the Season of Creation is a time of prayer and action to protect our common home. To mark its final days, CAFOD invites you to join a special novena to St Francis—daily prayer emails from 25 September to 4 October, inspired by his Canticle of the Sun, celebrating its 800th anniversary…
This free digital prayer book brings together more than 62 heartfelt prayers from people across the globe—lay faithful, religious sisters and brothers, clergy, theologians, and even Pope Francis.
To help Cornwall’s incredible Foodbanks, grassroots groups, and faith-based social action projects, Transformation Cornwall have just updated their Grants Lists with the latest funding opportunities.
The Church of England has expressed “profound concern” after a data breach involving the independent redress scheme, which was set up to provide support and compensation to survivors of abuse within the Church.
“Peace be with you all: Towards an ‘unarmed and disarming’ peace” is the theme for the annual celebration dedicated to universal peace, held on January 1, the liturgical Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God.
Many thanks for your continued support of the Foodbank — it is truly appreciated. So far in 2025, we’ve provided over 1,000 emergency food parcels to people in crisis. Your help remains vital. This harvest, we invite your church to use our resource to support food raising while reflecting on hunger and justice in our…
Support your local food bank and join churches UK-wide Trussell invite your church to make this Harvest a time for food, connection, celebration and gratitude – including people from all backgrounds, particularly people facing financial hardship
The CAFOD’s World Prayer Map offers a simple and thoughtful way to connect with the global Church, encouraging prayer for different countries and communities by highlighting local concerns and global challenges in a clear, accessible format.
Last week, A Rocha UK saw the 100th church achieve an impressive Eco Church gold award! Reaching 100 gold awards is an inspiring story of what God is doing in and through his churches, and should give us hope.
Repair Cafés are free meeting places where you can bring broken items, like clothes, furniture, gadgets, bikes, and more for a second chance. Volunteers will help fix them and share skills so you can learn to make your own repairs too.
The Creation Care Resources are a set of resources designed for churches that wish to engage with their local schools. Many churches and churchyards provide an amazing resource for young people to experience the wonder of nature and learn about the world around them.