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All are welcome at our Open Air Service at Foxearth Meadows.
Speaker: Mark Prina, former manager of the reserve.
Enjoy thought provoking worship in this beautiful setting.
Sunday 21 June at 3.00pm.
Please bring a chair for comfort. Refreshments after the service.
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This Saturday, 13 June, we are at Suffolk Road Church, from 8 to 9.30am for a light breakfast, a time of fellowship and a time for prayer.
Do join us if you can. You will be most welcome, whether you have never been before, or have not been for a couple of years, or are a regular!
For the rest of June:
20 June All Saints’ Church, Sudbury
27 June St Catherine’s, Long Melford
The list to the end of ..read more
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Kettle & Fish is a Christian Community Cafe. Volunteer helpers come from various local churches. It is normally open on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month.
Kettle & Fish is open this Thursday. 11 June. Please do drop in and see us then. We will be serving the same delicious food and providing the same friendly welcome as always, 9.45am to 1.15pm at Suffolk Road Church, next to Aldi.
Future dates are: 11 & 25 June, 9 & ..read more
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Dragonfly & Damselfly Identification Walks at Foxearth Meadows Nature Reserve 17 June and 25 July.
Limited to 15 per session; choose a morning or afternoon walk.
Book on Eventbrite or contact sarah.leedham@arocha.org 07810 141234.
See poster .
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We are delighted to welcome John and Anne Coles as guest speakers at our next Filling Station.
John led the New Wine Movement from 2001-2014 and now trains church leaders. Anne oversees New Wines ministry for women. Together they lead a house church.
There are numerous Filling Stations in the U.K. and around the world providing an opportunity for Christians across the denominational spectrum to gather together in a neutral venue to meet with God, deepen their relationship with ..read more
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Friday 12 June: the Medieval Banquet is sold out.
Saturday 13 June:
Exhibition.
Bellringers and handbell ringers in the morning.
Light refreshments from 12 noon.
2pm – Two short talks:
Roger Green: Simon of Sudbury’s time in Avignon, and
Phyllis Felton: Simon’s time in Sudbury.
Sunday 14 June:
Exhibition.
Light refreshments from 12 noon.
2pm – Two short talks, repeated from Saturday.
Free entry, donations invited.
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Monday 29 June 2026 at 6.30pm, In Sudbury Arts Centre at St Peter’s, Market Hill, Sudbury.
A time of worship, coming together as people from all denominations.
Open to people of all faiths and none.
Please publicise widely and encourage attendance. This is an opportunity to worship in the town’s most prominent church.
Please display the poster where possible.
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This Saturday, 6 June, we are at Sudbury Baptist Church, from 8 to 9.30am for a light breakfast, a time of fellowship and a time for prayer.
Do join us if you can. You will be most welcome, whether you have never been before, or have not been for a couple of years, or are a regular!
For the rest of June:
13 June Suffolk Road Church
20 June All Saints’ Church, Sudbury
27 June St Catherine’s, Long Melford
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Kettle & Fish is a Christian Community Cafe. Volunteer helpers come from various local churches. It is normally open on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month.
Kettle & Fish is not open this Thursday. It is next open on 11 June. Please do drop in and see us then. We will be serving the same delicious food and providing the same friendly welcome as always, 9.45am to 1.15pm at Suffolk Road Church, next to Aldi.
Future dates are: ..read more
Church News, What's On »
Friday 12 June: the Medieval Banquet is sold out.
Saturday 13 June:
Exhibition.
Bellringers and handbell ringers in the morning.
Light refreshments from 12 noon.
2pm – Two short talks:
Roger Green: Simon of Sudbury’s time in Avignon, and
Phyllis Felton: Simon’s time in Sudbury.
Sunday 14 June:
Exhibition.
Light refreshments from 12 noon.
2pm – Two short talks, repeated from Saturday.
Free entry, donations invited.
