Harleston, St Augustine of Canterbury, Harleston
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St Augustine's is a small single-cell church of flint with a wooden bell-turret on the West gable and a thatched roof. Inside there is a 14th century wooden screen. St Augustine's underwent Victorian restoration in about 1860, which was when the bell-turret, the E window and the chancel furnishings were added.
There is parking at the end of the track near to the church.
Families are always welcome to all of the services, but those more suited to their needs have been specially highlighted.
Harleston is part of a benefice also comprising Great Finborough, Onehouse, Buxhall and Shelland.
Priest-in-Charge: The Revd Chris Childs 01449 736093
Assistant Priest: The Revd Arlene Cruickshanks 01449 676123
Churchwardens
Mr Michael Robinson 01449 736331
Mrs Katie Ellis 01449 736430
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
Traditional English worship in Cramner’s English, sometimes a sung worship.
Every fourth Sunday at 9:30 AM for ¾ hour
Order 1 is the modern rite for the Church of England, though the origins of the form are medieval.
Every first Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour
Order 1 is the modern rite for the Church of England, though the origins of the form are medieval.
Every second Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour
