One of the many joys of being vicar of Old Felixstowe is when I get the opportunity I get to spend with people, talking about faith and prayer. I am struck by the rich experience that people have and the desire to grow in depth in their relationship with Jesus.
The 2025 week of prayer for Christian Unity will be taking place from Saturday 18th until Sunday 25th January.
Work has started this morning (Monday January 6th) on the Garden Of Remembrance, which is now CLOSED until its completion which we hope to be early February.
Our centuries old church yard in the heart of Old Felixstowe is to begin a new season of growth with plans to manage and develop it to ensure it remains a welcoming and environmentally friendly space.
In October Helen and I were involved in a conference that explored the themes of Healing and Wholeness. It was great to hear input from the team from the Guild of St Luke and St Raphael (also known as Gohealth) as we explored together how we can be churches where all can find healing and wholeness through faith in Jesus Christ.
Our centuries old church yard in the heart of Old Felixstowe is to begin a new season of growth with plans to manage and develop it to ensure it remains a welcoming and environmentally friendly space.
St Peter and St Paul’s Church in Old Felixstowe can trace its roots back over 800 years, but the churchyard is being developed and managed with the guidance of experts.