Great news for Falmouth….’Street Pastors’ are coming back but this time as an independent charity called ‘Feet on the Street’! We would love you to join us in any way that you can,
Are you starting University this autumn? Or do you know someone who is? Sign up for an online Prep for Uni session to help you start well, engage with Uni culture, embrace opportunities, and leave a legacy.
A local event for Restore Nature Now for those people who are unable to go on the March in London. An opportunity to talk to passers by, distribute leaflets and advocate for nature.
Using art and music, explore what it truly means to rest in the Lord, physically, spiritually and emotionally. Look at the latest scientific research on rest and the biblical theme of Sabbath rest. Practice resting in God on this quiet day..
Raising funds for local projects and literacy projects in other countries. raffle, tombola, treasure hunt, plant stall, cake and savoury stall plus cream teas.
Wild Church is not just for families but for everyone! Meet God outdoors; love the natural; world, immerse yourself in creation; experience a sense of a
This is an opportunity to look at emergency planning at your organisation or in your community and start to think about what you do and don’t know in the event of fire, flood and mass power outage amongst other things.
PAPYRUS launched HOPEWALK 10 years ago, around World Mental Health Awareness Day on October 10th 2013. The goal of the HOPEWALK is to #SmashTheStigma and get the conversation around suicide started.
Together we will create a contemplative space to explore the ebbs and flows of our life experience. We will use poetry, prayer and images. Art materials will be available but please bring your own if you would like to.
An opportunity to listen to the voice of creation as revealed through the bible and experienced in our humanity. Climate Crisis can sound like an overwhelming challenge. Come and spend some time with our creator God who repeatedly says ‘do not be afraid.’
June 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the largest seaborne invasion in history. Along with the associated airborne operations, it marked the beginning of the liberation of France and western Europe. Truro will join with other towns and cities across the UK to remember D-Day.
Kres (Cornish for peace) is a contemporary service hosted by Another Way, making use of music, visual arts, Celtic-inspired chants and liturgies, silence and storytelling.
Come and join Wildworks Theatre round the table for lunchtime stories, poetry and song – tender and rambunctious, urgent and hopeful – from people in Cornwall who’ve experienced homelessness.
Scripture encourages us to “eagerly desire spiritual gifts, especially prophecy” so we are excited to invite you to a session which will help help equip us in hearing God guide and communicate with us in our everyday lives and for one anothe