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In Suffolk we have a magnificent heritage of parish churches. There is a church in every community of which over 230 are Grade I listed and over are 180 Grade II listed. These beautiful buildings, built to the glory of God, offer a wealth of history, architecture and wildlife. They are open and welcoming year round for you to enjoy. Whether you are staying on Suffolk’s heritage coast, in the rural heart of the county, in an historic village full of timbered houses, or out in the wildness of the Brecks, there’s a stunning ancient Suffolk church for you to visit. To find out more about our churches on the tourist trail please visit our website: Angels and Pinnacles | Weblink Page last updated June 18 2020.
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The Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich represents the Church of England in Suffolk. The Diocese was founded in 1914 and includes the county of Suffolk, except for an area of North East Suffolk around Lowestoft, and one parish in the county of Essex. It serves about 631,000 people living in a geographical area of more than 1,400 square miles and includes St Edmundsbury Cathedral located in Bury St Edmunds and 478 church buildings (457 of which are listed) in 443 parish communities.