Denomination: Church of England
Address: Gregory Street, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1BA
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Church website .

In the first instance, please contact our Administrator:
parishsecretary@stgregspcc.uk or 07956 456126.

Minister: The Rev’d Andrew Doarks

The community of St Gregory’s welcomes new members. When people cannot attend church in person, the team are using post, phone, email or the internet to maintain contact. To join, please email parishsecretary@stgregspcc.uk .

Service Times

Sundays
8.00 am Holy Communion (Third Sunday of the month only.)
10.00 am Parish Eucharist

Wednesday
11.00 am Holy Communion

Other Activities

The church is no longer open each day. In addition to services, the church is sometimes open for private prayer and for visitors.  You are most welcome to come in and look around and to make use of the Prayer Area at these times. For other days, visitors making a special trip to Sudbury, perhaps to see Simon’s head, are advised to make an appointment via the parish secretary.

Tuesday 7.30pm Bell Ringing Practice. New ringers are always welcome.
Contact parishsecretary@stgregspcc.uk or 07956 456126.

Third Thursday at 2.30pm each month, resuming from 20 April 2023:
Fellowship Meeting at The Christopher Centre, Gainsborough Street,
Sudbury.
(Variations in June, July, August and December.)
For details see http://stgregorychurchsudbury.co.uk/fellowship
or the Weekly Parish Newsletter.

Thursday 6pm Meditation (in church).

Friday
Choir Practice – enquiries to Parish Secretary.

First Saturday of most months, 10.00 am to noon:
Coffee morning in church.

Second Saturday of most months, 10.00 am to noon:
Hand Bell Ringers, in church.

Study groups (in members’ homes) – enquiries to Parish Secretary.

More information can be found in the Parish Newsletter and in posters displayed in the church porch.

Prayer 48 – A report from May 2011. A similar event was held 12-14 June 2015.
A truly blessed experience at St Gregory’s as people undertook 48 hours of non-stop prayer.
Take a look at the photos from the various prayer stations which focused on the Lord’s Prayer.
Every household in the parish had the opportunity to have prayer said for them – whatever their need or circumstance. Leading up to the event, and in order to attract people’s prayer requests, some 5,000 invitations were delivered to homes throughout the parish.