The churches in Woodbridge and Melton work together to serve our community in many ways.
We hold joint services both in our churches and in the open air, being asked by the Town Council and others to take a lead in public events.
Initiatives we have introduced include Woodbridge Town Pastors, Healing on the Streets, Open the Book assemblies in the schools, Credit Union, Food Parcels, Lent Lunches and collecting for Christian Aid.
Please read more about us in these pages.
Our Virtual Walk for Good Friday is online for the second year in a row. We visit each church and hear readings and reflections as we remember what Jesus did for us.
This link will go live at 10am on Friday 2nd April 2021
Join us at 7pm on the first of every month on Zoom as we meet for half an hour to pray together.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/8191913344pwd=M3Avd1J1YW0vMDlWZDRTdWNJSkJFZz09
Watch this online at https://youtu.be/0r-EeN8VFbE
Below are some photos of the event, taken by Charmian Berry (Copyright 2021)
During the Corona-virus pandemic Churches Together are still wanting to show an active presence in Woodbridge and Melton. Although the churches are, in the most part, closed, we know the church is really the people ad not the building. Christians in Woodbridge and Melton are regularly praying for our town, serving in many ways, loving our neighbours as Jesus taught us to do.
If you or someone you know has a need please get in touch with any of the contacts on this website. We would love to help practically or prayerfully.
This year, because of the Coronavirus 'lock-down’, we were unable to have our usual Good Friday Walk of Witness through our town.
Instead you may like to take a Virtual Walk kindly created by Revd Clive Howard and available here.
We celebrated Advent with a Taize Service at St Andrews, Melton. Here are a couple of photos taken by Lyn Spall.
Churches Together held an Election Hustings to hear the candidates for the local elections. It was held on Thursday 21st November in St John's Church, Woodbridge. The event was very well attended and chaired by Mr Nick Cottam.
Every Good Friday we meet on Market Hill and follow behind a cross, a route around the town, stopping near each church to listen to a reading reminding us of the events of the first Good Friday when Jesus was crucified of each one of us. This year we ended up at Quay Church for a service and refreshments. This procession is contemplative, but there is a great feeling of unity as we share this most important day together and look forward to the events of Easter Day when Jesus rose from the dead and is alive in our hearts today!
