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Clergy Recruitment Day – 27th September 2025
St Martin's Church, Liskeard, Cornwall
Bishop David invites you to our Clergy Recruitment Day on Saturday, September 27 to find out about the opportunities available in the Diocese of Truro.
Oversight Minister of All Saints Highertown and Baldhu
All Saints Highertown and Baldhu
All Saints Highertown (ASH) is a warm, open, multi-generational gathered Church on the edge of Truro which welcomes new members from varied spiritual backgrounds and lives by an inclusive theology with an open table.
Oversight Minister of The Benefice of Towan Blystra and The Benefice of St Wenn & Withiel
The Benefice of Towan Blystra and The Benefice of St Wenn & Withiel
Towan Blystra and St Wenn and Withiel are a diverse group of parishes. The population centre is situated in the well-known popular seaside resort of Newquay. Located on Cornwall’s Atlantic coast there are breath-taking views of the coastline and beautiful sandy beaches.
Oversight Minister of the Benefice of Falmouth
The Benefice of Falmouth
Falmouth Benefice is a significant and strategic place within the Diocese of Truro, covering a diverse, lively, young and populous part of Cornwall. Such a place requires someone of compassion and faithfulness who is skilled in enabling the gifts and callings of others to be expressed such that all the people of God are growing as disciples, someone who will further equip the lay and ordained leaders and the people in the parishes to work together as a team to the glory of God.
Casual Vacancy for General Synod – House of Laity
Nomination forms are now available for a casual vacancy for a lay role on General Synod. The nomination period closes on September 18, 2025. If more than one candidate comes forward, elections fill start on October 2, 2025. To be elected to the House of Laity, a person must have received Communion according to the use of the Church of England, or a Church in communion with it, at least three times in the previous 12 months; be at least 18 years old; and must have their name on the parish roll in the diocese. ABOUT GENERAL SYNOD General Synod is the legislative body of the Church of England and is made up of representatives (clergy and laity) from all dioceses across the country, including six from Cornwall. It considers and approves legislative measures (then signed off by the King) which apply nationally. It agrees the national budget for the Church of England. It also, and importantly, considers and debates a wide range of public and social issues from the perspective of a faith organisation. General Synod usually meets twice a year for five days each in London and York. Membership lasts for five years. A General Synod member attends General Synod as a representative of the diocese and is expected to feed into General Synod on our behalf, and feed back to the diocese from General Synod. To be a General Synod member you need to be nominated and meet certain eligibility criteria but you don’t need to be on diocesan or deanery synod. It is a voluntary role with expenses paid.
