Join us this Sunday at St John’s as we pause to remember all those who have lost their lives through war and conflict.
A time to honour their courage, reflect in silence, and stand together in hope

Join us this Sunday at St John’s as we pause to remember all those who have lost their lives through war and conflict.
A time to honour their courage, reflect in silence, and stand together in hope

Our Children’s Ministry, St John’s Kids, begins in church each Sunday at 10.30am. Children start in the main service before heading to their own age-appropriate activities, filled with fun, faith, and friendship.
Worship for Everyone
On the first Sunday of each month, we hold Worship for Everyone — a joyful, all-age service where every generation gathers together to worship, learn, and celebrate as one church family.


Join us this Sunday as we gather to honour those who have served and sacrificed.
The service begins at 10.50am at the village war memorial in the churchyard.
Before the service, from 10.00am, the church room will be open for a poppy-making activity suitable for all ages, with refreshments available.
After the service, you’re warmly invited to return to the church room for further refreshments and conversation.
Whether you come to reflect, create, or simply be present, all are welcome
Friday Night Youth is for anyone in school years 7-13, meeting on Fridays during term time at St John’s Church Hall 6:30pm-8:30pm. Come and join us for games, try your hand at table tennis, table football, make some food, be creative, or just chill. You will be welcome whether you come on your own or bring a friend.
Here you can explore faith and build friendships. We have some great socials too – expect nerf battles, clip and climb, water fights, crazy golf… Come and join the fun!

Men’s Group Breakfast is happening this Saturday morning at 9am in St John’s Church Hall. It’s a great chance for good food, good company, and meaningful conversation.
Following our breakfast, we will watch the next Joby Martin clip covering Philippians 2: 19-30. Everyone welcome.


This for anyone who has been bereaved, at anytime and in anyway.
The Bereavement Journey® is an award-winning series of films and discussion that gently guides adults bereaved at any time, through the varied ways grief and bereavement can impact, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps. More details to follow shortly.

Curious about life, faith, and meaning?
Join us for our next Alpha Course — a welcoming space to explore big questions over food and conversation. Beginning on Wednesday 21st January 2026
Would you like to come along?
Why not think about who you could invite to this great course?
More details to follow shortly!
A group for parents and carers with babies and pre-school children. Come and join us every Tuesday morning from 9.30am to 11.30am during term time.

Are you in Grade 6 or above — or simply love Choral Singing?
We’d be delighted to welcome you to join our Christmas Orchestra and Choir!
Take a look at the poster below for all the details, including rehearsal times and Carol Service dates.
Let’s make this Christmas season joyful and harmonious together!


We are pleased to let you know that the public consultation on proposals for The Thoroughfare and Cumberland Street is now live. The consultation will run for six weeks, closing on 12th December.
Suffolk County Council, Woodbridge Town Council, and other key stakeholders have been working together to develop plans that protect the historic town centre by reducing traffic flow after Quay Street is made one-way. The aim is to create a quieter, safer, and more welcoming environment for residents, businesses, and visitors.
We are now inviting your feedback on the proposed changes. You can view the full details and complete the survey via the link below:
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Thank you for taking the time to share your views on the proposed options. Your feedback is essential to ensure that any changes reflect the needs of those who live, work, and spend time in the Town Centre.