From pebble painting to pebble prayers
First published on: 12th November 2020How communities are spreading cheer despite Covid-19
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How communities are spreading cheer despite Covid-19
Invitation to pray as a second lockdown in England comes into force.
St Mary's Church in Kersey was dubbed 'White cliffs of Dover for Suffolk'
As we go into another national lockdown.
A letter from Bishop Martin.
On Sunday 18 October, St Edmundsbury Cathedral, along with all English cathedrals, will mark a special day of prayer.
Providing an important opportunity for us to remember the many victims of modern slavery and join in the fight against it.
Churches across Suffolk have found creative ways to keep communities and congregations engaged and supported during Harvest Festival.
Hard working volunteers have been given extra support to deliver food to those in need in rural villages within Suffolk.
Bishop Martin and Bishop Mike have written to every benefice calling for a time of prayer and generosity until All Saints Day on 1st November.