St Andrew, Aldringham

Our Rector, the Reverend Mark Lowther, will be conducting services online. For full details please click on the ONLINE SERVICES OF WORSHIP tab in the left margin.

So, where do you find these services online ? The Rector have set up a channel on YouTubein the name of the Alde Sandlings Benefice and you can go straight to it by clicking on the box below marked 'MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT'.

In addition we do hope that you are aware of the daily services offered online
by Bishop Martin. He says Morning Prayer at 8.30am each weekdayand you can be with him at - https://www.facebook.com/BishopsCofEsuffolk/.

The staff of our cathedral also offer services at - www.facebook.com./stedscathedral.

There are two services, including one of Holy Communion, every day. All of these services can
be viewed retrospectively too.

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An online streamed Service conducted from the vicarage by our Rector, the Reverend Mark Lowther.

You will find the service online in the usual place on the Alde Sandlings YouTube channel by clicking on the tab below 'MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT'.

If you would like to join in the Order of Service is available by clicking on the 'VIEW ATTACHMENT' link below.

The Readings and Reflection for this service may be found by clicking on the 'READINGS AND REFLECTIONS FOR SERVICES' tab.

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WENDESDAYS - HOLY COMMUNION (BCP) SERVICE
Conducted by our Rector, the Reverend Mark Lowther. If you would like to take part inmthis service please click on the button below marked 'MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT'.

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VE Day is Friday May 8. Many celebrations planned for that day have been cancelled or postponed and we are not able to open our church .

However we have planned a way in which we can celebrate this anniversary of the ending of war in 1945.

On May 8, there will be erected in the churchyard a biographical display remembering the fallen from our parish who perished in the 39-45 war. This will remain there for the following seven days.

You may read these biographies by clicking on the button 'MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT' below.

As with the Easter Cross on Easter day, everybody is invited to visit the churchyard (as part of daily exercise), to view this display and to remember the sacrifices but also to celebrate the ending of that terrible conflict.

We hope you may be able to enjoy this small celebration as part of a visit to the churchyard, but we will email everybody some photographs of the display for those who are not able to visit in person.

From the PCC

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