News - Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich

Bishop Mike visits Safe Harbour, a project offering food, warmth and hospitality

First published on: 21st November 2023

A project aimed at helping people struggling with complex needs has been praised for giving vital support to the local community by one of Suffolk’s bishops.

St Edmundsbury Cathedral Honours Service took place on Edmund Day Weekend

First published on: 20th November 2023

On Sunday 19 November, a special service took place, honouring seven men and women in Suffolk and bestowing them with the title of ‘Canon’.

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Church of England announces £9 million to help churches

First published on: 14th November 2023

The Church of England has awarded £9 million to dioceses for repairs and specialist advice to parishes.

St Edmundsbury Cathedral to host a day of prayer for the people of Gaza Israel

First published on: 13th November 2023

On Tuesday 14 November the Cathedral will open its doors from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm

Remembrance Sunday - Bishop Mike and Bishop Martin reflect

First published on: 13th November 2023

Bishop Mike and Bishop Mike speak on Remembrance Day

School celebrates ‘good’ rating from Ofsted

First published on: 9th November 2023

Ofsted Inspectors praising the school’s strong ‘family feel’.

Church’s online presence has helped it grow at a record rate

First published on: 8th November 2023

17 men and women were present for a confirmation service attended Bishop Martin

From accidental musician to Priest in Charge at Ipswich church

First published on: 31st October 2023

A musician-turned-reverend has been appointed the new priest in charge at a church in Ipswich.

Gary Peverley appointed as Diocesan Secretary

First published on: 26th October 2023

Bishop Martin has appointed a new leader to a key role in the county supporting churches and their communities.

Bishop Martin and Bishop Mike speak on the storm affecting Suffolk

First published on: 23rd October 2023

Homes and businesses have been affected to varying degrees of severity