Ecumenical
Christian Aid – Christian Aid has a vision – an end to poverty – and we believe that vision can become a reality.
Simon’s Suffolk Churches – County-wide overview and historical background. Entries for individual churches have large, clear photographs and colourful descriptions by Simon Knott.
Christians in Touch – A Christian version of FriendsReunited.com
NT Gateway – A Guide to New Testament scholarship
Inter Faith Network for the UK – Promoting inter faith understanding and cooperation
World Council of Churches – Caters for Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox Churches
Churches Together – in Britain and Ireland
ship-of-fools.com – Irreverent Christian Humour
Anglican Archbishops
The Archbishop of Canterbury – Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury
The Archbishop of York – Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York
Anglican Links
Anglican Communion Worldwide – News and information about the life and ministry of our Anglican/Episcopal family
Church of England – A Christian presence in every community
Church in Wales – The Church in Wales
Scottish Episcopal Church – Firmly rooted in the life of Scotland and part of its rich history, the Scottish Episcopal Church is also deeply committed to its membership of the world-wide Anglican Communion
Church of Ireland – the official Church of Ireland website
The Melanesian Mission – The Church of Melanesai
Anglicans Online – Links to all things Anglican
Diocese of St Edmundsbury & Ipswich
Affirming Catholicism – movement of inspiration and hope in the Anglican Communion, seeking to bring together and strengthen lay and ordained people who recognize the positive, inclusive and joyful currents in the Catholic tradition of Christianity.
Modern Churchpeoples’ Union – Liberal Faith in a changing world
The Prayer Book Society – Prayer Book Society today continues to promote the worship and doctrine of the Church of England (and other churches in the Anglican tradition) as enshrined in the Book of Common Prayer.
Reader Ministry in the Church of England – Dedicated to serving the ministry of Readers in the British Isles and Europe
Churches in Ipswich
- All Hallows – Landseer Road, Gainsborough
- All Saints – Chevallier Street
- Christ Church, Tacket Street
- South West Ipswich Team Ministry (SWITM)
- St Francis – Hawthorn Drive, Chantry
- St Mary at Stoke – Stoke Street
- St Peter – Stoke Park
- St Andrew – Conservative Evangelical parish on Brittania Road. Part of the Reform Movement
- St Andrew – Rushmere Street, Rushmere St Andrew
- St Augustine of Hippo – Felixstowe Road, Warren Heath
- St Bartholomew – Anglo-Catholic Charismatic Parish on Newton Street, Rosehill (Resolutions A,B,C passed*)
- St John the Baptist – Evangelical parish on Cauldwell Hall Road
- St Margaret – Bolton Lane
- St Mary – Church Lane, Whitton
- St Mary at the Elms – A ‘ Forward in Faith ‘ Anglo-Catholic parish on Elm Street, Ipswich (Resolutions A,B,C passed*)
- St Mary le Tower – The Civic Church of Ipswich in Tower Street
- St Mary Magdalene – Church Lane, Westerfield
- St Matthew (Portman Road), All Saints, (Chevallier Street) and the Triangle (Dickens Road)
- St Thomas – Bramford Lane, Westbourne
- Waterfront Churches : Holy Trinity, St Helen’s and St Luke’s
* “Resolutions A,B,C passed” means that the Parish Church Council has requested that they be under the care of a Bishop who has not ordained female priests. In Ipswich this means that they are under the care of the Bishop of Richborough. It also means that the parish has resolved that it will not accept the ministry of a female priest in the churches in that parish.
St Mary-le-Tower has not passed these resolutions
Miscellaneous
Abebooks.com – Track down second-hand books
Alibris.com – Track down second-hand books including those in the UK
Bible Reading Fellowship – resourcing your spiritual journey
Counselling Directory – connecting you with professional support
Network Ipswich – a portal website which aims to help improve communications between Christians in and around Ipswich
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