LIVES CAN BE SAVED!

Town Pastors not only prove they have a valuable spiritual contribution to make but they can also be in the right place at the right time when it comes to first aid. Recently, while out on patrol, the Pastors were called to an emergency where a young man had collapsed unconscious in the street. His friends had laid him on his back and the ambulance had been called. When the pastors arrived, they realised the young ..read more

Welcome to Kettle & Fish – we hope and pray that your visit today is a very special one. Great news – K&F will be here in St Peter’s every Thursday in March! There’s a lot of news to share this month. First of all, a big thanks to Eleanor who has produced these Kettle & Fish bulletins for a long, long time, with great enthusiasm and imagination. A new guest editor is moving in provisionally.

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Day on Healing Sat 24 April, 2010 sponsored by THE GUILD OF HEALTH at Bury St Edmunds Cathedral, Suffolk. Healing Service & Workshops: choice of 3 from: - Bereavement – member of St Nicholas Hospice Care team - Brains Trust: - Rev’d Roger Hoath: Chair of The Guild of Health (Chair) - Rev’d Debbie Hodge: Sec’y Churches Together: Healing - Rev’d Mary Irish: Healing Advisor URC Eastern Synod - Rev’d Roger Matthews: Canon of Chelmsford Cathedral - Monsignor Tony Rogers: R.C. Vicar General, Cambridge - Brian Thorne: Professor of Counselling, Uni of ..read more

Fairtrade Fortnight, ending on 7th March, prompts us to see if there are more Fairtrade products we can buy regularly, knowing that the original producers will get a realistic return for their labours. Can we persuade our shops to increase their range? Might our employers, or the clubs we attend, commit to Fairtrade? We can all help to eradicate injustice.

Is your church fully committed to Fairtrade? Does everyone know? Is the certificate displayed?

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The Suffolk Theology Forum meets on Wednesday 10 March, 7.30pm at Kesgrave Conference Centre.  Tony Gibbings, of the L’Arche Community will lead a discussion on WHY CREATE COMMUNITY? IS COMMUNITY A PROBLEM OR A SOLUTION? Details and a poster from www.ctsuffolk.org.uk/tf . Suffolk Theology Forum welcomes all those interested in exploring Christian theological issues in an open and non-partisan way.