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
Churches Together in Cornwall will hold its Annual General Meeting on:
Thursday 16th April, 2pm at the Old Cathedral School, Truro
This is an open meeting and we are always delighted to welcome anyone from anywhere in the county, whether in person or online. All our meetings are hybrid so please do join us if you can – just let Kathy Pope, CTC Coordinator know on ctclead@gmail.com and she will send you the papers and Zoom link.
Mawnan Mothers Union
We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in Mawnan Memorial Hall at 2. 30pm.
On Wednesday, 13th May, at 2.30pm in St.Michael’s church, Mawnan Smith there will be the 150th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service. Everyone welcome.
For details of upcoming meetings please contact:.
Trudy Smith, Branch Leader. 07740 777926.
Feet on the Street
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
FPCT Newsletter
One Body, One Spirit
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.
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This Sunday join us for our Sunrise Service at 6:30am on Swanpool Beach as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.
There’s something truly special about gathering on the shore as the sun rises; coming together to worship, pray, and share in the hope of Easter morning.
Everyone is welcome, and children are very welcome to come along too!
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All are welcome to join Falmouth and Penryn Churches Together for our annual Good Friday Walk of Witness.
Gather at All Saints Church, top of Killgrew St, from 9.30am, for refreshments and a prayer and blessing before setting out at 10am for the Walk of Witness (nb not 10.30 as initially advertised).
The Walk will proceed via St Mary’s RC Church, Salvation Army Church and The Moor, ending at King Charles the Martyr Church for a short service. The ‘witnesses’ stop outside churches en route to receive Bible readings, reflections and prayers and ‘follow’ the journey that Jesus took from his arrest to his death on the cross.
All are welcome to walk the whole route or join/leave at any point. Hot Cross Buns will be distributed on The Moor.
Refreshments served after the Walk at King Charles The Martyr Church Hall.
Please spread the word and bring your friends!
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Services during Holy Week.
St Mylor and All saints churches are open all day everyday for quiet reflection, stillness and personal prayer throughout the year but during Holy Week there are also additional quiet services at All Saints to which everyone is most warmly welcomed.
HOLY WEEK
30th – 7.00pm Celtic Evening Prayer at All Saints
31st – 7.00pm Celtic Evening Prayer at All Saints
1st April -7.00pm Celtic Evening Prayer at All Saints
3rd April, Good Friday , 3.00pm , All Saints. Followed by refreshments and hot cross buns.
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Services during Holy Week.
St Mylor and All saints churches are open all day everyday for quiet reflection, stillness and personal prayer throughout the year but during Holy Week there are also additional quiet services at All Saints to which everyone is most warmly welcomed.
HOLY WEEK
30th – 7.00pm Celtic Evening Prayer at All Saints
31st – 7.00pm Celtic Evening Prayer at All Saints
1st April -7.00pm Celtic Evening Prayer at All Saints
3rd April, Good Friday , 3.00pm , All Saints. Followed by refreshments and hot cross buns.
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News
Archbishop of Canterbury to walk 140km pilgrimage to Canterbury
New Bishop of St Germans Announced
The Christian Police Association (CPA) in Devon and Cornwall seek your support
Violent Disorder in the UK
Thy Kingdom Come 2024: Daily Reflections
New Covenant for Cornwall signed
Becoming Better Together : an Act of Rededication : 27 January 2024, St Petroc’s Church, Bodmin : Photo Gallery
Becoming Better Together: A new covenant for Churches Together in Cornwall
Unity in Cornwall
Churches Together in Cornwall 2013-23
Crisis Communications Course for Churches
Friendships: The heart of ecumenical witness – the webinar
Archbishop of Canterbury’s Statement on the Church of Uganda
“If your banks don’t care about climate change—ask them why”
Does Government Do God?
Online Services
Coming Events
[260420] Stepping into Stillness Retreats: 20 April, Devon
[260603] Foundation for Infant Loss Training: 3rd June, Online
[260625] International Day of Prayer for the Emergency Services: 25th June
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[260626] Residential Ignation Silent Retreats: 26 June, Looe
Social Action – Carrick Area
Falmouth : Community Cafe & Lunch Club –
Falmouth : Footsteps Community Coffee Shop
Falmouth : Living with Loss
Falmouth : Torch Trust
Falmouth & Penryn : CAP Job Club
Falmouth Salvation Army Church and Community Centre Foodbank
Falmouth: Chair-based Strength and Balance Class
Falmouth: Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Kick Start
Falmouth: Christians Against Poverty Debt Centre Serving Falmouth, Penryn and Surrounding Villages
Falmouth: Growbaby Calm
Falmouth: Little Sparks @ All Saints
Falmouth: Love Falmouth: No Child Without
Falmouth: New Parents Support Group
Falmouth: Re-Boot: A Support and Recovery Group for Men
Falmouth: Salvation Army Food Service
Falmouth: The Gershie Project
Growbaby Truro
Penryn & Falmouth Foodbank
Penryn Memory Cafe
Penryn: Little Sparks @ St Gluvias
Truro Homeless Action Group (THAG)
Truro Nourish Hub
Truro: Coffee Morning for the Bereaved
Truro: Dads & Kids
Truro: Music and Chat on the Mat
Truro: Re-store : Recycling and re-using your unwanted furniture
Truro: Trelander Community Cafe
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