No doubt 2026 will bring with it, its various challenges for us all, happy, sad, and somewhere in-between. All Saints remains faithful and devoted to the needs of its Parish and Friends, offering peace and consistency in our ever changing world and personal lives. Without help and support, All Saints would be in a very different position - and not a good one. Between us we clean the interior, polish the brass, arrange flowers, read lessons, maintain our loved ones' graves, mow the grass, offer refreshments at the ends of services, organize rotas, fundraise for specific projects and even put the bins out - plus a host of other jobs too many to mention. The generosity from those who make monthly donations through the Parish Giving Scheme is essential and enables us to pay the monthly bills and to plan ahead. Without this financial commitment and generosity, the fabric would crumble and the interior would fade. We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone. Every little bit of help - financial or practical is warmly appreciated and enables All Saints to remain for its community, to be available for whenever it is needed, and for whatever reason.

News from All Saints Church Sudbourne
Audrey Rutherford's report in The Link, January 2026

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This took place at All Saints Sudbourne on Saturday, 27th September 2025 in Memory of Lt John Wesley Fisher, Silver Star, DFC of the US Army Air Force who did at Watling Wood, Sudbourne, on 4th August 1944.

The PCC has a Churchyard Management Plan so that volunteers, families and visitors can all understand sand appreciate how the Churchyard is managed for the benefit of parishioners, the environment and visitors.