A Holy Communion service to remember the Last Supper that Jesus shared with his friends, when he took bread and wine, blessed them, and gave them to his disciples. He urged them to continue to do this after his death in remembrance of him — and Christians have done so ever since whenever we gather for Holy Communion.

After the service there will be an optional two-hour time of quiet reflection, inspired by the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus prayed on the night before the cross. This will be a gentle, prayerful space to sit, reflect, and be with God — you are welcome to come and go as you please. The hope is to offer a simple place of stillness in the busyness of Holy Week.

Ecumenical service followed by walk of witness, with refreshments afterwards.

Join us this Good Friday for at the Cross — you’re welcome to come at any time between 12 noon and 3pm on Friday 3rd April.

The devotion will include silence, Bible readings, hymns, and guided reflections, arranged in six 30-minute blocks. You can stay for a full hour, or simply come and go as you please during the afternoon.

As the sun rises over Hadleigh Castle, we gather in the early morning to celebrate the greater dawn of Easter: the light of Christ rising in the world.

Hadleigh Christians meet together for a brief, ecumenical Sunrise Service at Hadleigh Castle at 6:10am on Sunday 5th April, with churches from across Hadleigh, and music led by the Salvation Army. In the gentle light of morning, we will renew our baptism vows together, reminding ourselves that Christ’s light is not only around us, but also within us — kindled in our hearts, and sent out to be shared.

All are warmly welcome.

All are welcome to come and join the joyful celebration of Jesus' resurrection from the dead - in defeating death Jesus ,gave us all the hope of salvation and our own resurrection to eternal life in heaven. Refreshments are served both before [from 10:30am] and after the service.