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St. Peter & St. Paul
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This boat takes you back
This is the next boat
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Enter

This Door

 

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Whether you are a visitor to the town or a visitor to the website we hope that you will find in these pages what you need.   

 

If you are able to visit in person we hope that you will find in our church space, beauty, a lively faith, and a deep sense of the presence of God.  

   

We have a visitors’ book in church and we’ve attached a visitors’ book to the site so that you can tell us what you think of what you find here.   We would like to know!

 

 

 

 

 

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which leads you home - from wherever you are

Welcome

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One of the comments most often repeated in the visitors’ book in church is that people find Aldeburgh Parish Church beautiful and that it has

a rich and prayerful atmosphere.   

 

St. Peter & St. Paul is on the east coast of Suffolk and looks out to sea.  It is rich in history, and there is a magnificent window by John Piper in memory of Benjamin Britten.    We are the home church of the internationally famous Aldeburgh Festival.    We have a very good ring of bells in our 14th century tower.

 

Music is central to our life and worship.   Our regular round of Christian worship is at the heart of who we are and you are welcome to join us whenever you wish.   

 

The open door to your left is the entrance door of our south porch.  For almost 500 years generations of visitors and worshippers have come through it to find God.   

 

These pages are both an introduction and an invitation to explore.   

 

Site updated:

2nd July 2008

use the navigation bar, or click the pictures in our banner

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Charity Golf Day coming soon!   July 18th – follow link for details.

 

First comments on bells added to Visitors’ Book.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Bell Chamber by Julia Greenwood, our artist.   Comments on bells through our visitors’ book will be posted shortly.