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Visitors pour into Cornwall for the coastline, countryside, big skies and surf. But how many of them know about our rich Celtic heritage? Or our beautiful Cornish Celtic Quiet Places quietly nestling across our county, waiting patiently to envelope and embrace them?

Welcome

28th November 2022

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Welcome

28th November 2022

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‘Donate the Rebate’ campaign Transformation Cornwall has teamed up with The Diocese of Truro, The Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Methodist District and

Young Voices Better Future-Climate Action Cornwall

25th November 2022

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Climate change, News

This project will see thousands of Cornwall’s young people consulted about what the climate means to them, their family, friends and communities.

New publication: Every Part of Creation Matters

23rd November 2022

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Climate change

Caring for God’s creation is an integral part of the calling of the churches. How can this be done?

Statement on the conclusion of the COP27 Climate Conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt

22nd November 2022

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Climate change, News

Statement by the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church and the United Reformed Church.

Covid choirs ban was flawed

22nd November 2022

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Coronavirus, News

A new study has suggested that a ban on indoor singing within church congregations and in choirs during the Covid 19 pandemic was based on misleading evidence.

The impact of climate change

22nd November 2022

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Climate change, News

Cornwall Council has commissioned a ground-breaking report. The Report is a Climate Risk Assessment Report. It details how Cornwall will be affected by climate change.

Church Investment in Climate Solutions: Financing a Liveable Future

22nd November 2022

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Climate change, News

The report presents how investment decisions that Churches and faith institutions make are a reflection of the Church, its beliefs and its values. Investing in climate solutions can be a significant way for Churches to stand in solidarity with the most marginalised communities and with the Earth.

Persecuted and Forgotten? A Report on Christians oppressed for their Faith 2020-22

22nd November 2022

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News, Persecuted & Refugees

Jihadists and nationalists are driving increased persecution of Christians around the world – according to a report unveiled today.

The Pursue Network

22nd November 2022

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The Pursue Network is a place where worship leaders, musicians, production crew and other creative Christians can gather together, connect, and receive training and support.

Vacancy: Parenting for Faith Digital Marketing Officer

22nd November 2022

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Vacancies

We are looking for a digital marketing officer to join the Parenting for Faith team on a temporary basis to cover a period of maternity leave.

Reimagining Churches as Community Assets for the Common Good

22nd November 2022

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News

This innovative research project in a church context provides an understanding of the relationship between communities and the wider use of church buildings as well as the contribution that churches make to the common good.

Charity’s Report Highlights Extent Of Hidden Homelessness In Cornwall

22nd November 2022

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Homelessness, News

A major new report from Citizens Advice Cornwall highlights the scale and human cost of hidden homelessness in the county.

The Big Lunch at Christmas

17th November 2022

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Cost of living, News

For many, it’s a busy time of year, and for some it can feel quite lonely. Taking time to chat with neighbours over mince pies, or enjoying a shared meal is a great way to keep connected, which is why we’re launching The Big Lunch at Christmas this year.

Millions in touch with church community action amid cost-of-living crisis

16th November 2022

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Cost of living, News

More than seven million people have had contact with their local church for community support services such as food banks, parent toddler groups and lunch clubs, new figures published today suggest.