Morning Worship

Every Sunday at for 1 hour
All Saints Church
Church Road Walsoken, Wisbech Wisbech, PE13 3RA, United Kingdom
Our Sunday Services are meaningful and enjoyable, being designed to meet the needs of all ages whether regulars or newcomers. An informal talk (frequently with participation from the congregation) is given at the 10.30 am Family Service for Children and All. There is always an emphasis on explanatory preaching from the Scriptures and full details are always available from the Rector. 

All Saints Church

All Saints Church is situated in the heart of the village of Walsoken, approximately one mile north east of Wisbech. It is an ancient Norman church building and Christian worship has been conducted on this site for over 850 years.

Our Worshipping Community is made up mainly of people from the village and local area. We warmly welcome anyone who wishes to join us and worship alongside us. Our aim is to faithfully serve God and serve one another, as well as the people of Walsoken.

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Tony Peppercorn

POSTAL ADDRESS
41 Kirkgate Street.
Walsoken.
Wisbech.

PE13 3QS
Churchwarden
01945 461757

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Morning Worship

Every Sunday at for 1 hour
All Saints Church
Church Road Walsoken, Wisbech Wisbech, PE13 3RA, United Kingdom

Our Sunday Services are meaningful and enjoyable, being designed to meet the needs of all ages whether regulars or newcomers. An informal talk (frequently with participation from the congregation) is given at the 10.30 am Family Service for Children and All. There is always an emphasis on explanatory preaching from the Scriptures and full details are always available from the Rector. 

Safeguarding

The parish of All Saints’ Walsoken is committed to safeguarding all those who attend the worship and other activities that we offer. We follow the House of Bishops’ Policy, ‘Promoting a Safer Church’ (2017), and the Diocese of Ely Policy and Procedures (2017). We seek to create a culture where everyone is included, respected, listened to, and taken seriously. We accept the prime duty of care for children and vulnerable adults, and have appointed a safeguarding co-ordinator to ensure that what we do is informed by up-to-date policies and procedures from local and national authorities.

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