THERE are 99 steps to the top of the tower at St Gregory’s Church, Sudbury …. and youth worker Robert Greenow grew more nervous with every one.
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The next meeting of the Marriage Focus Group will be at No 72 North Street, Sudbury on Monday 29th June, 7.30pm - please spread the word and encourage people to come along.

Thanks
Jamie Allen

The Fellowship Football league is a Christian football league based in Sudbury. Many of the players and teams represent local churches and Christian organisations. There are nine teams involved in all.

Our season climaxes on Monday 22nd June, when we host our knockout cup final on the all-weather playing surface, at Great Cornard Sports Centre. “Anglicans United” (a team which represents All Saints, Sudbury) take on “Icthus” (a team with representatives from a number of churches in the Bury St Edmunds area).

We warmly invite everyone from the local …

So the National Secular Society is advocating the end of chaplaincy services in hospitals. Terry Sanderson, its president, argues that “most of us go to hospital for medical treatment not for church services”. The society - using the Freedom of Information Act - has learnt chaplaincy activities cost NHS trusts £32 million and believes it would be better spent to employ 1,300 extra nurses or 2,500 cleaning staff. Mr Sanderson wants a patient’s individual vicar or priest to provide spiritual succour. Has he thought of distances between hospitals and homes? …

More than 60 people heard Jamie Allen, Vicar of St Andrew’s, Great Cornard, speak about The Church in the Community at the recent Open Forum of Churches Together in Sudbury & District.
Here is a summary of his talk.