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Will you help at The Good News Stand at this year’s Suffolk Show?
The team behind the Good News Stand at the Suffolk Show is currently looking for volunteers to support this year's stand. They are very much in need of people willing to help across a range of roles. The Good News Stand is a Christian outreach presence at the Suffolk Show, offering a warm welcome, conversations, prayer, and gentle faith-based engagement...
Holly Lodge Baptist Church is looking to employ a Children and Family Worker.
Holly Lodge Baptist Church is keen to appoint a Children and Family Worker to lead its work with children, young people, and families. The successful candidate will be passionate about working with and discipling children and young people, helping them and their families towards a relationship with Jesus Christ.
They will work closely with the Minister, Deacons and Children and Youth...
Felixstowe Methodist Church will be hosting a special Easter reflection event called Journey to the...
This will be a reflective walk through a series of prayer stations exploring Jesus' journey to the cross — a space to pause, reflect and prepare our hearts for Easter. There will be light refreshments too! Dates and times:
31 March – 2nd April, 10am–2pm
3 April (Good Friday), 12pm–2pm
You are welcome to drop in at any time during these hours and stay...
Connecting and strengthening rural voices on poverty: an invitation from Church Action on Poverty
Are you part of a church or community group working to address rural poverty? Would you like to connect with other groups addressing similar issues around the UK? If so, Church Action on Poverty would love you to join it this spring for an online roundtable event, aimed at connecting and strengthening rural voices on poverty.
It will be on Thursday...
BCY Celebration Service 2026 – you’re invited!
Come and celebrate with Bury Christian Youth as it reflects on the past 12 months and see all that the BCY team has been up to. Plus, the team will be sharing exciting plans for what’s next! Save the date – 22 March at 6pm at West Suffolk Vineyard Church!
Gavin Moss, Senior Youth Worker, writes, "The evening will also include...
Appeal on behalf of Number 72
Number 72 faces increasing demand for its services at the same time as a funding crisis. Are you in a position to help? Revd Jim Stewart writes, "Our existing funding will last only to Easter. We would love to secure an additional £3,000 a month to cover the basic costs. This could be met by 150 people committed to giving...
Inspire training day in June – Understanding loss and resilience
Inspire Counselling & Training is delighted to offer a workshop on "The price we pay for love – understanding loss and resilience" on Friday 26 June 2026 at the cost of £90 per person / £70 per person for students and for those working for charities, churches and the NHS. Cost includes refreshments.
Please bring a packed lunch
At St. Andrew’s Church...
Help create a life-changing sensory library for Suffolk families
Home for Good Suffolk has identified that access to sensory equipment could be life-changing for many families. Home for Good Suffolk supports and connects care-experienced children and their families. Statistics show that 80% of children who have been in care have significant sensory needs, making everyday life challenging. Because of this, families need the opportunity to borrow sensory equipment first,...
The Pilgrim’s Progress: Exploring the themes of John Bunyan’s novel with Lark Rise Retreats...
On Saturday 28 March 2026, Jane Jennison will be leading a study day with Lark Rise Retreats at St Nicholas Church, The Ferry, Felixstowe exploring the themes of John Bunyan's novel, The Pilgrim's Progress. John Bunyan’s book “The Pilgrim’s Progress” has, since its first publication, never been out of print. Widely regarded as the first novel, it has been translated...
St Felix’s Receives Live Simply Award
St Felix’s Church, Haverhill, has become the seventh parish in the Diocese of East Anglia to receive the Live Simply Award. Supported by the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales and run by CAFOD, the award enables Catholic parishes and schools to respond to what Laudato Si’ describes as the “cry of the earth and the cry of the poor”. This is...















