Latest Posts – Page 42 – Churches Together in Cornwall

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News, Young People

Part of a series of events exploring ideas of pilgrimage and transition, aimed at children in their senior stages of primary school.

Repair Cafés in Cornwall

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Cost of living, News

There has been a recent increase in the number of Repair Cafés popping up around the county. Transformation Cornwall have produced this handy signposting guide.

Ukraine Future Conference

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News, Ukraine

The consultation acted as a unique forum, gathering diverse perspectives to generate a productive discussion on the churches’ role in pursuing peace-building efforts in Ukraine.

WCC expresses sympathies to those affected by wildfires: an “existential test for all humanity”

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World Council of Churches general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay conveyed sincere sympathies as wildfires raged across the land.

Sunak’s expansion of North Sea drilling is ‘dereliction of duty’ say Christian campaigners

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There’s been a furious response from Christian environmental campaigners to the Prime Minister’s decision to issue hundreds of oil and gas licenses for the North Sea.

New oil and gas licenses “flies in the face of climate science,” Christian Aid warns

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Christian Aid, a leading UK development agency, has warned the UK Government’s decision to issue hundreds of new oil and gas licenses for the North Sea “flies in the face of climate science.”

Advert: Epiphany House: Accommodation Available

31st July 2023

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Single, twin and double ensuite rooms available for booking, also self-catering accommodation.

Pause for Prayer : Jun 2023

26th July 2023

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28 Jun 2023 21 Jun 2023 A Prayer for Sanctuary Sunday (25 Jun) Holy God,You are our refuge and our strength, an ever-present

Pause for Prayer : May 2023

26th July 2023

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31 May 2023 ‘WHO DO YOU SAY I AM?’ Lord Jesus, you are a Lord who walks beside your people. So we pray

Pause for Prayer : Apr 2023

26th July 2023

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26 Apr 2023 A prayer for Sudan Father God, we lift up Sudan and pray for stability in the region.May those who covet

What do you want to see in a General Election manifesto?

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News

The Joint Public Issues Team helps our Churches to work together for peace and justice through listening, learning, praying, speaking and acting on public policy issues

The Prophetic Activist Scheme

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Are you passionate about Climate Justice? Do you long to see the church rise up and speak out? Become a Prophetic Activist and receive the tools, training and community to make it happen.

Vacancy: Schools Creation Care Officer, Truro : closing date 3 Sep

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Vacancies

This role will support Church of England schools across our diocese in their efforts to “Cut Carbon, Cherish Creation, and Speak up.”

Vacancies: Lee Abbey Small Missional Community, Ford, Plymouth: Community Member Opportunities

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Vacancies

There is an exciting pioneer opportunity to join a Lee Abbey Small Missional Community in Britain’s Ocean City of Plymouth. Our vision is to grow the church in Ford, working closely with the newly planted congregation at St Mark’s.

Reflection on the 50th anniversary of the Leuenberg Agreement gathering in Vienna

23rd July 2023

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The Revd Gill Newton, President of the Conference, reflects that British Methodists could be making more of the fact that we are part of this covenantal agreement.

The Illegal Migration Bill becomes law

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Church leaders from JPIT’s denominations have joined with civil society groups and charities in a solidarity statement to mark this moment, and express their concern about the impact the Bill will have on people seeking asylum in the UK.

Response to the government’s Illegal Migration Bill

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Today, MPs voted to pass the government’s Illegal Migration Bill into law. The President and Vice-President have joined with civil society groups and charities in a solidarity statement to mark this moment, and express their concern about the impact the Bill will have on people seeking asylum in the UK.

Concern for victims as Illegal Migration Bill becomes law

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“The Salvation Army is extremely disappointed and concerned that the Illegal Migration Bill has passed through Parliament and will become law. In particular, by making no concessions to recognise the vulnerability of people caught in modern slavery, this Act will prevent genuine victims from seeking the support they need and are entitled to in international…

Joint civil society statement on the passage of the Illegal Migration Act

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