Please join us for our Sunday time of worship. There is always an opportunity to light a candle to help focus your prayers.
And join us for a time of fellowship over tea and coffee after the service.
On one Sunday a month we offer young people the opportunity to spend some time in the hall during our Eucharist service where they will reflect on a bible reading in a creative way. they will rejoin the service for Communion.
During term time, bring Your 0 to 4 year-olds to our Toddler Group for an afternoon of FUN.
WE ONLY MEET DURING SCHOOL TERM TIME
On five Monday evenings during Lent we are running short discussion sessions in the Church Hall where we will focus on The Lord's Prayer and share our thoughts and experiences.
We open our doors and invite people to come and fill a bag with essential food items which have been donated. We are working with Fare Share and other churches in Ipswich to provide the service to the community for just £2 a bag per household.
Each Wednesday we spend time in a short Morning Prayer service and on the last Wednesday of each month we hold a short said Eucharist service - everyone is welcome to join us to receive communion or a blessing.
Right At Home and All Hallows Church bring you an opportunity to sip, chat and relax with friends on the second Wednesday of each month in the church hall.
Everyone will be made very welcome, why not bring a friend.
Join us for our fortnightly Friday evenings of playing Bingo for cash prizes - eyes down 7.30pm. Over 18's can play for just £8 per person and help us with our fundraising for church activities.
On one Sunday a month the morning Eucharist service takes on a lighter touch which may appeal more to younger people. As always everyone is welcome and Communion will be offered as usual.
This month we will hold our All-Age service on Mothering Sunday when we remember Mary, Mother of Jesus, and celebrate motherhood.
As well as being able to contact us at any time, we are available face-to-face fortnightly on a Thursday afternoon. Here you can talk through your wishes for church or hall bookings. Feel free to come to the church door by the car park and drop in for a chat.
Come and join us at an exciting workshop for young singers where they may explore the joy of singing through fun songs and games
On this day we remember the triumphal journey that Jesus took into Jerusalem knowing that he would be tried and executed. The Bible tells us that crowds came to see Jesus enter the city and they were carrying palm branches which they threw down in front of him as a sign of respect.
We would normally be given a palm cross to carry in a procession into church. We take the palm cross home to help us remember Jesus' journey towards His crucifixion.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week we will meet in church for a short service of reflection as the day comes to a close.
The last occasion when Jesus spent time with his disciples was at the Last Supper when they all shared a meal and where Jesus talked about His betrayal and final days. He also humbled himself by washing the feet of his disciples.
At this service we take time to reflect on the meal upon which our Eucharist (communion) service is founded. After the service we remain in solemn silence as the church is stripped of its dressings and ornaments in readiness for Good Friday.
On this day we remember that Jesus died on a wooden cross alongside two criminals after being condemned to death by a crowd. He made the ultimate sacrifice for our sake and the cross has become the symbol that Christians carry with them physically or in their hearts to remind themselves and others of Jesus' love for us.
At our 2pm service we will spend time reflecting on the cross being the focal point for our worship.
The hot cross bun was originally baked, as a symbol of the crucifixion, to be eaten on this day to mark the end of Lent.
Join us for a poignant service reflecting on the darkness that covered the land at Jesus' death, and times of darkness in our own lives.
This evening service focuses on the events following the crucifixion of Jesus when He lay in His tomb.
The service will mostly be taken in near darkness until towards the end when a "light" is brought from a bonfire into the service to light a new Paschal (Easter) Candle. This marks the beginning of Jesus' resurrection which we continue to celebrate on Easter Day.
This is a day of great celebration ending the more sober period of Lent and Holy Week. It is when we give thanks and praise that after dying on the cross and being buried, Jesus came to life again (resurrection) to live with us in spirit.
Our faith is based on knowing that Jesus is alive and is accessible through prayer. This Sunday marks the start of a period of exploring and learning about our faith and beliefs.
Watch out for the Easter Egg Hunt!
Sometimes opening a Bible can be intimidating:
Where should I start? Can I be sure I'll understand it? Is it even relevant?
Come and join us on a Monday evening twice a month between 7 and 8.30pm in ALL HALLOWS CHURCH HALL to read the Bible together, helping each other as we go and seeing what the Bible has to say to us
