All welcome to join in our annual Walk of Witness through Falmouth, starting at 10.30am outside All Saints Church. More details to follow.
FPCT Justice and Peace Action Group Meeting
10th March 2pm
St Mary’s Church Hall Falmouth
Refugee and Migration Project
We welcome Alex Miranda, Head of the Refugee and Migration Project for Caritas Diocese of Plymouth
The Diocese of Plymouth initiated the Refugee and Migration Project last year in response to the ‘Love the Stranger‘ document by the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales, which calls us to consider the individual behind every migration statistic and to see ourselves in every person leaving their homeland in search of a safer life. Alex will share with us the difficulties faced by refugees seeking asylum in this country. The aim of the project is to build on the great work already being done in many parishes across the Plymouth diocese.
Everyone welcome, bring a friend. You don’t need to be a member of the Justice and Peace group to attend.
The Justice and Peace Action Group, founded by the late Mary Bradley, generally meets on the second Tuesday of the month for discussion and prayer around issues of justice and peace and persecution. These are open meetings and everyone is welcome.
If you would like to join the mailing list to keep up to date with the group’s activities, please email fpctcontact@gmail.com
Mawnan Mothers Union
We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in Mawnan Memorial Hall at 2. 30pm.
In Autumn 2025 we were blessed to have Aisling Manser, a student at Falmouth University, join us for a couple of late-night shifts as part of her project exploring community groups in Cornwall. She created this wonderful video about us as part of her work. https://www.facebook.com/reel/3188112604693280
For 2026, the prayers and reflections for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity were prepared by the faithful of the Armenian Apostolic Church, along with their brothers and sisters of the Armenian Catholic and Evangelical Churches.
These resources draw upon centuries-old traditions of prayer and petitions used by the Armenian people, along with hymns that originated in the ancient monasteries and churches of Armenia, some of which date as far back as the fourth century.
what do you think about the heady mix of faith, power and belonging? Join us this Sunday, 1st Mar, 7pm Fairwinds for soup, singing and a thoughtful discussion on Christian Nationalism… … See MoreSee Less
One week to go! The 2026 World Day of Prayer service for the Falmouth and Penryn area will be held at Falmouth Methodist Church, New Street Church Hall, New Street, Falmouth TR11 3HX at 10.30am on Friday 6 March. The service is followed by refreshments. The World Day of Prayer service is prepared by the women of a different country each year – this year, Nigeria – and the same service is held on the same day right across the world. It is very moving to realise the words we are praying are being shared globally by millions of others. Do come if you can – everyone is welcome, men, women and children! … See MoreSee Less
Join Amnesty International to meet Faissal Sharif, Amnesty UK Country Coordinator for Afghanistan, to hear him speak about the incredible challenges of his lived experience growing up as an Afghan refugee in Germany.
Hear Faissal’s insights not only into the situation in Afghanistan and why his family had to leave, but also more broadly into the challenges faced by many refugees forced to leave their home country and seek asylum elsewhere. This is likely to involve stressful and difficult decision-making, often harrowing journeys, perhaps having your close relatives scattered in different places across the world and adjusting to an alien culture while also facing racial prejudice.
Faissal’s experiences and reflections will be valuable for anyone working with and supporting refugees here in the UK, as well as those campaigning for the rights of refugees and asylum seekers.
Storm Goretti – In the wake of the storm there will be a meeting to form Mawnan Action Group which will help Mawnan to prepare for emergencies in the future. This will be made up of community members and the parish council emergency committee. Any of you who wish to be involved or contribute ideas please come to the first meeting which will be held at the Memorial Hall next Tuesday 27th at 7pm. Mawnan Parish Council … See MoreSee Less
Wild Church is back on Sunday 1st February! Come along to Higher Wayfield on at 10am as we look at the parable of the Good Samaritan. … See MoreSee Less