Places of Worship

Cornwall is known as the ‘Land of the Saints’ and Christianity has flourished here since early times. Many Cornish Churches are named for those saints and their legends add interest to the parish history. Our two United Benefices are made up of four Parishes comprising St Paul’s, St Clement, St George the Martyr and St John the Evangelist in the Diocese of Truro. Each is quite distinctive in its style of worship and each very different in architectural style and worthy of a visit. All extend a very warm welcome to visitors. To find out more visit the website: www.trurochurches.org.uk

Truro Cathedral

There is an extensive programme that sees concerts, recitals, lectures and theatre take place throughout the year.You might like to time your visit to coincide with either an organ recital or a guided tour. Truro Cathedral have the largest Organ Recital series in the country featuring some of the best organists from the UKand around the world who all rave about our famous Father Willis organ. There are some 30 recitals beginning mid March and going on to the end of October. These are free and on Friday lunchtimes at 1.10pm. If history is your thing then take one of our free Guided Tours. They begin in April and run through to the end of October and are at 11.00am, Monday to Thursday and Saturday and 11.30am on Friday. There are afternoon tours at 2.00pm during school holidays. Don’t forget a visit to the Cathedral shop and restaurant to round off a perfect visit to Cornwall’s Cathedral.

• Truro Cathedral Office, 14 St Mary’s Street, Truro, TR1 2AF.
• Telephone: 01872 276782.
• Website: www.trurocathedral.org.uk

Truro Evangelical Church

We are members of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches and welcome all. We meet at Tregolls School, in Truro. On Sunday morning service is at 10.30 and evening service at 6.30. We also have a weekly home group that meets on Tuesday evenings.

• Tregolls School, Chellew Road, Truro. TR1 1YT
• Telephone: 01872 263742
• Website: http://truroevangelical.org.uk

Our Lady of the Portal and St Piran Roman Catholic Church

In the fifteenth century Truro was the only place in England that had a church dedicated to Our Lady of the Portal, the others being in Rome. The dedication to St Piran invokes the patronage of a sixth century Celtic saint who has become the patron saint of miners. This church may be the only one in the country with a well in it and a plaque on the floor marks its position.

• St Austell Street, Truro Cornwall TR1 1SE
• Telephone: 01872 272291
• Website: http://www.trurocatholicchurch.org.uk

Truro Methodist Church

We offer a warm welcome to all ages. From Monday-Saturday Sambells cafe offers morning refreshments and light lunches. Lunchtime Prom concerts on Wednesday throughout the season. Sunday worship is at 10.30am & 6.00pm.

• Union Place, Truro, TR1 1EP
• Telephone: 01872 262907
• Website: http://www.truromethodist.org.uk

Kenwyn Parish Church

One of the Truro’s oldest churches in its beautiful setting on the hill behind the City. You will be weclomed at our Sunday services, or on any day experience the peace of the place that has been the centre of Christian devotion since at least the thirteenth century.

All Saints Church

All Saints Church is a lively evangelical Church of England place of worship. We seek to be a welcoming and prayerful community, filled with and led by God’s Holy Spirit, and to be a family of faith that follows Jesus Christ, the Light of the World. Services on Sunday 9.55am

• All Saints Vicarage, Tresawls Road, Truro TR1 3LD
• Telephone: 01872 261944
• Website: http://www.btinternet.com/~smyth/index.htm

Truro Baptist Church

With the main worship service on Sunday morning at 10.00. The church gives a warm welcome to everyone and the style of worship is modern and contemporary, whilst also incorporating elements of the traditional.

• Truro Baptist Church, Chapel Hill, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 3BD
• Telephone: 01872 241984
• Website: http://www.trurobaptistchurch.co.uk

Epiphany House

Epiphany House offers overnightaccommodation in beautiful grounds for those attending courses or conferences there

• Epiphany House, Truro, TR1 3DR
• Telephone 01872 272249

• http://www.epiphanyhouse.co.uk

Truro Vineyard Church

We want to be a group of people who pursue God and share his life. We meet on Sundays (10am for coffee and doughnuts, Service at 10.30am) at The Terrace at Truro College and on weekdays in small groups, in homes around Truro - we love having people spend time with us.

• Truro Vineyard Church Office, The Leats Truro, TR1 3AG
• Telephone: 01872 260652
• http://www.trurovineyard.org.uk

Members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)