A service of Holy Communion with hymns.
A service to celebrate health and pray for healing where it is needed.
This service will include anointing with Holy Oil. For more information, contact Fr Chris Giles [email protected]
A traditional service of Evensong which follows the Book Of Common Prayer
Please note - the service starts at 4pm in October, November, January and February.
A short, quiet service, led by a member of the Ministry Team. We pray for the world, our country, our church, our communities, family, neighbours and ourselves.
No service on Bank Holidays or through August.
In the church serving coffee, tea and home made cakes and savouries.
A service of Holy Communion with no singing.
Occasionally, there will be a non-communion service instead of communion.
A service of hymns, prayers, readings and a reflection led by members of the Benefice Lay Team. Followed by refreshments. (This service does not include Hoy Communion.) In October, the service to celebrate and give thanks for the harvest will be followed by a ploughman's lunch in the church. Service at 10am. Lunch from 12 noon. Tickets are £5 per person to include a ham or cheese ploughman's and a dessert. Cutlery, crockery, glasses and hot drinks provided. Please bring your own drinks. To book your ticket, please contact Jill Davis 01440 713137 or [email protected]
A service of Holy Communion led by Fr Chris Giles. All are welcome.
"We plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land......." A service for all ages to celebrate and give thanks for the harvest followed by a ploughman's lunch in the church. Service at 10am. Lunch from 12 noon. Tickets are £5 per person to include a ham or cheese ploughman's and a dessert. Cutlery, crockery, glasses and hot drinks provided. Please bring your own drinks.
All are invited to gather for a Ploughman's Lunch to celebrate the Harvest together. £5 per person will cover the ham or cheese ploughman's and dessert. All crockery, cutlery and glasses will be provided. Please bring your own drinks. To book your ticket, please contact Jill Davis 01440 713137 or [email protected]
A service of Holy Communion without hymns. Approx 40 mins in length.
A gathering of all from across the Benefice for a service of Holy Communion with hymns.
A service that uses modern language and hymns, suitable for all ages.
A service of Holy Communion with hymns
A service of Holy Communion with hymns
A service of Evensong led by our Lay Reader, Sharon, celebrating Bible Sunday.
This service uses modern language and is suitable for all the family.
A service of Holy Communion with hymns.
A quiz for team of up to six. Fish and Chip Supper. Contact Mirjam Gault 01440 846074 for more information and to book.
A concert of popular music by this highly regarded and talented local orchestra.
For bookings and more information contact Molly Hawkins [email protected]
Procession from the Barnardiston Arms starts 10.30am. Arrive in Kedington Churchyard 10.45am for an Act of Remembrance around the memorial. Two minutes silence at 11am followed by a service in the church in conjunction with the Royal British Legion.
A festive gathering in the Kedington Community Centre. Raffle for a Christmas Hamper, home-made produce and seasonal refreshments. Games for all ages.
A service of Holy Communion with hymns
A service that uses modern words and is suitable for all the family - the used to church and those not.
A service to celebrate Jesus, the light of the world.
Collection at this service is for the work of the Children's Society
Lessons and Carols to mark the season. Bring a torch and stay for mulled wine, fruit punch and home-made mince pies.
A short service telling the Christmas Story and blessing the crib. For children and their families.
The first Communion of Christmas
Celebrate the first Communion of Christmas. The service starts at 11.30am so communion is taken at just after midnight.
A Christmas Communion Service for all the family.
Holy Communion with hymns
A service for all the family
A service using modern language and hymns. Suitable for all the family.