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St. Peter & St. Paul
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Enter

This Door

 

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This boat takes you back
This is the next boat
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Church History

1545    the chancel is added

1853    the chancel is enlarged

1870/71 and again in 1891 the chancel is restored

1908    Mrs Money Coutts gives a new moulded chancel arch

1625    the pulpit is made as a copy of one in Kelsale

 

originally there would have been three decks

 

George Crabbe, the famous poet and once apprentice to an apothecary here,  

preaches from it.  

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Crabbe is the author of The Borough, from which Benjamin Britten takes the story of Peter Grimes. Now Britten sits opposite Crabbe.

 

The window by John Piper is dedicated in June 1980 at the opening of the 33rd Aldeburgh Festival as a memorial to Benjamin Britten (1913 – 1976)    

 

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for in poetry and speech, in preaching and in prayer, is

to be found the life of the Spirit