Come and join us for the launch of our New Family Communion service

for 1 hour
All Saints' Church, Chevington
Church Road Chevington Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5QH, United Kingdom
Especially for families this is a new style of communion service designed with children in mind, the Great Communion Adventure is a new resource, starring Hattie and Mattie mice characters. This colourful booklet is a service of Holy Communion using the format from Common Worship resources which is suitable for all ages to engage in the Christian worship in our benefice in a way that is accessible for them.

The Rt Revd Mike Harrison, Bishop of Dunwich said "I hope you enjoy the journey of Mattie and Hattie in this booklet. Just as they are making a journey, I pray that you are able to travel with them and be guided to learn more about God's love for you and to grow in Jesus' way, which is just the best way to be that you could imagine."

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St Edmund's, Hargrave Church

Hargrave Church is a place of worship, refuge, reflection and joy at the centre of village community for over 1,000 years. We work to build our village community with events and services - look at the 'Services and Events' tab. Get in touch using 'Contact Us'

You can donate in support of Ukraine by scanning the QR code top left. 

Community Pantry of free food & groceries is in the Church, please help yourself when in need

Isolation in a rural village like Hargrave is hidden. We have no pub or shop, most people in work go to work elsewhere, children go to different schools and there is no means of getting about if you can’t drive. How do you meet your neighbours? How do you make friends with others in the village? Supporting the church and the events we arrange bring us together, whether we have faith or none. We are an inclusive church, LGBTQ friendly

Our faith serves with love bringing Hargrave together around this modest, but 1,000-year-old, church of St Edmund

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Rev Clive Fairclough

The Rectory
New Road
Chevington
BURY ST. EDMUNDS
Suffolk

IP29 5QL
Rector
01284 850857
Justin Rabett, Churchwarden
01284 850769

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Come and join us for the launch of our New Family Communion service

for 1 hour
All Saints' Church, Chevington
Church Road Chevington Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5QH, United Kingdom

Especially for families this is a new style of communion service designed with children in mind, the Great Communion Adventure is a new resource, starring Hattie and Mattie mice characters. This colourful booklet is a service of Holy Communion using the format from Common Worship resources which is suitable for all ages to engage in the Christian worship in our benefice in a way that is accessible for them.

The Rt Revd Mike Harrison, Bishop of Dunwich said "I hope you enjoy the journey of Mattie and Hattie in this booklet. Just as they are making a journey, I pray that you are able to travel with them and be guided to learn more about God's love for you and to grow in Jesus' way, which is just the best way to be that you could imagine."

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Our parish of Hargrave: St Edmund is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO) Jill Upton. Our Diocese of St.Edmundsbury & Ipswich’s safeguarding pages with vital links and information including contact details for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO.
If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact Jill Upton the Hargrave PSO, or Karen Galloway, Diocesan Safeguarding Officer (07785621319). If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the Police and children or adult social care services at Suffolk County Council Customer First - 0808 800 4005 (Freephone from landlines and some mobiles)

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