Gt Finborough, St Andrew, Gt Finborough
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St Andrew's stands near the centre of the village in the former grounds of Finborough Hall. This is at least the third church to have stood on this site.
Not many churches escaped unchanged in Victorian times. Some had only minor modifications but what started out as necessary repairs to St Andrew's gradually became a total rebuilding by the architect R. M. Phipson. Only the south porch was retained, and even that did not escape unscathed.
There is some car parking available in the road in front of the church. St Andrew's has six bells, tenor weight 12 cwt.
Families are always welcome to all of the services, but those more suited to their needs have been specially highlighted.
Great Finborough is part of a benefice also comprising Buxhall, Harleston, Onehouse and Shelland.
Priest-in-Charge: The Revd Chris Childs 01449 736093
Assistant Priest: The Revd Arlene Cruickshanks 01449 676123
Churchwardens
Mrs Lesley Cass 01449 675970
Mrs Brenda Grimaldi 01449 612440
Whenever there is a 5th Sunday in the month, we hold a benefice-wide communion service - please contact us to find out where it is.
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The Revd Chris Childs
Rectory Bungalow
Buxhall
IP14 3DJ
Tel: (01449) 736093
- Regular Services
Sunday
Order 1 is the modern rite for the Church of England, though the origins of the form are medieval.
Every first and third Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour
Informal worship aimed not only at families and those who would like to dip their toe in the pool of Christian worship, but also at those who like a more relaxed approach to worship.
Every fourth Sunday at 11:00 AM for ¾ hour
Celtic Evening Prayer or Common Worship. Evening services of a contemplative nature. Celtic liturgy looks to the spirituality and poetry of the Christianity of these Isles after Roman Britain. The services alternate - please contact us for details.
Every second Sunday at 6:30 PM for ¾ hour
