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Hartismere and Hoxne Benefice celebrates Messy Church’s tenth anniversary

First published on: 10th September 2024

A Suffolk Benefice’s popular Messy Church has celebrated its tenth anniversary.

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Knife Angel is welcomed to Suffolk

First published on: 9th September 2024

The 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.

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Bishop Martin Seeley calls for more support for farmers

First published on: 5th September 2024

Bishop Martin Seeley is calling for more support for farmers and related businesses who face the devastating impact of blue tongue disease among livestock. 


School’s milestone celebrated with a special visitor

First published on: 5th September 2024

Pupils at one school started their new term – and their 10th anniversary – with a special visit from the most senior Church of England clergyman in Suffolk.

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Recently ordained Suffolk curate says role is ‘greatest job in the world’

First published on: 27th August 2024

One of the big lessons I have learned in my first few weeks is getting used to being ready to be approached...

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War heroes who lost their lives in Suffolk remembered in a moving ceremony

First published on: 22nd July 2024

The 80th anniversary of an American bomber crash in Suffolk has been marked with new evidence about the death of the crew.

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Communities in Suffolk and Tanzania are sharing knowledge to help improve lives

First published on: 4th July 2024

The Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich has forged a link with the Diocese of Kagera in Tanzania for 30 years since 1994, and after a visit from a group from Suffolk to Kagera earlier this year, the visit has now been reciprocated with Suffolk hosting the delegation. 

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New intake of clergy to benefit Suffolk towns and villages

First published on: 1st July 2024

Men and women from all walks of life are devoting their lives to serving communities throughout Suffolk after they were ordained priests and deacons.

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Church community wins Gold eco-church award

First published on: 13th June 2024

St Gile’s Church in Risby, is now one of just 49 churches across England and Wales to ever receive the accolade.

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Suffolk churches to take part in match funding scheme

First published on: 12th June 2024

'Give To Go Green' is a national church campaign to help you double your locally-raised donations.

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