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Vacancies

An exciting opportunity to become the Chief Executive of a Retreat and Conference centre situated in Truro in the heart of Cornwall.

Vacancy: Communications and Engagement Coordinator : closing date 29 Sep

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Vacancies

Transformation Cornwall is recruiting an experienced Communications & Engagement Coordinator for its work supporting social action projects across Cornwall.

Why the Global Stocktake is a Critical Moment for Climate Action

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Climate change, News

The global stocktake is a critical turning point in our battle against the escalating climate crisis – a moment to take a long, hard look at the state of our planet and chart a better course for the future.

New trade union faith network to launch at TUC conference

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The network will start an ongoing dialogue between unions, faith organisations and community groups, and will explore common ground on the dignity of labour and trade union rights, and in-work poverty.

How the Finance Flows: The banks fuelling the climate crisis

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Climate change, News

Find out more about ActionAid’s groundbreaking new research into the financial flows fuelling industrial agriculture and fossil fuels – the two industries that are the largest contributors to climate change.

Challenging perceptions of autism in churches

12th September 2023

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New video shares practical tips and encourages churches to take a fresh perspective in forming a welcoming environment for autistic people.

Please help Truro Foodbank this Harvest…

11th September 2023

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Carrick, Food poverty, News

Harvest is one of the most important times of the year for Truro Foodbank as it enables us to restock our shelves.

Climate change poses a growing threat to children’s health and well-being, highlights study

1st September 2023

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Climate change, News

A new study published in the journals “The Lancet” and “Child Abuse and Neglect” co-authored by the World Council of Churches (WCC) highlights the alarming impact of climate change on the health and wellbeing of children.

European Bishops joint statement on Season of Creation

1st September 2023

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The presidents of the Council of European Bishops’ Conferences (CCEE) and the Conference of European Churches (CEC) have issued the following statement on the eve of the Season of Creation

Vacancy: Volunteer Police Chaplain

1st September 2023

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Vacancies

The vision for Chaplaincy within Devon & Cornwall Police is generous and inclusive. We aim to serve all within the police family regardless of whether staff and officers are people of faith or no faith.

Half of working renters only one pay cheque away from losing their home

28th August 2023

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Homelessness, News

One in two working private renters in England – 3.2 million adults – wouldn’t have enough in savings to pay their rent for more than a month if they lost their job, new research by Shelter reveals. And shockingly, 2.2 million renters (34%) would be immediately unable to pay their rent from their savings if…

Church leaders appeal to the Prime Minister to intervene in the humanitarian crisis in Nagorno Karabakh

27th August 2023

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A letter sent to Downing Street on 23 August asks for UK government to prevent a genocide.

Churches Together mission reaches thousands at Falmouth Tall Ships event

20th August 2023

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Carrick, News

Over the course of three days, 5,000 Tall Ships tracts were distributed to members of the public visiting the largest ships moored in Falmouth Docks, and 1,400 New Testaments distributed to the crews of all the ships participating in the race.

Church Commissioners’ research into historic links to transatlantic slavery

20th August 2023

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The Church Commissioners for England has learned from research it commissioned that Queen Anne’s Bounty, a predecessor fund of the Church Commissioners’ endowment, had links with transatlantic chattel slavery.

Young people have the power to be agents of peace

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The Archbishop of Canterbury highlights the power of young people have as the agents of peace able to shape and change the narratives of endless conflict around them.

Disciple Makers course

News, Prayer & Discipleship

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This course is for individual believers seeking to see God work though their lives, and for pastors and leaders who want to see healthy church growth

Anglican bishops and scientists consult on the interplay of faith and science

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The aim has been to discuss ways in which faith and science communities can work together to build understanding of the world around us and respond to the needs of people and planet.

WCC invites global fellowship to mark 75th anniversary

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