Suffolk’s Harvest Festival to be celebrated in true farming style
First published on: 7th October 2024Farmers and farming were the focus of the county’s showpiece Harvest Festival celebration at the home of the Suffolk Show.
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Bishop’s farewell is marked by a packed cathedral service
First published on: 30th September 2024Hundreds of people from across Suffolk attended a packed farewell service for Bishop Mike
Priest at newly merged benefice wants to encourage more young people to church
First published on: 26th September 2024Merged benefice set to become one of Suffolk’s largest
Suffolk church community celebrates roof restoration after two-year fundraising
First published on: 26th September 2024£100,000 fundraising campaign to repair the roof now completed
New youth worker for Ipswich church set up under gazebo in reverend’s garden
First published on: 24th September 2024An Ipswich church launched during the pandemic under a gazebo in a reverend’s front garden has appointed a new youth worker - and has recently launched the first Kick Academy programme in Suffolk.
Suffolk Churches Ride and Stride / Pedal and Drive 2024
First published on: 17th September 2024On Saturday traffic on the roads of Suffolk were busier with extra bikes and 116 vintage and classic cars, while towns should have seen an increase in walkers.
Major milestone at magnificent church celebrated in style
First published on: 16th September 2024A church which was saved after the community rallied to preserve it for their village and future generations has now celebrated its 550th anniversary.
Archdeacon of Ipswich to be next Bishop of Southampton
First published on: 13th September 2024The Archdeacon of Ipswich, the Venerable Rhiannon King, will become the new Bishop of Southampton
Hartismere and Hoxne Benefice celebrates Messy Church’s tenth anniversary
First published on: 10th September 2024A Suffolk Benefice’s popular Messy Church has celebrated its tenth anniversary.
Knife Angel is welcomed to Suffolk
First published on: 9th September 2024The Knife Angel is the national monument against violence and aggression, and is made of 100,000 knives which have been given up in amnesty or seized from a crime scene.
