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| 20th Anniversary Year | | | | Bishop Michael Evans Dies | | 
The Rt Revd Michael Evans, the Roman Catholic Bishop of East Anglia, died at
Norwich and Norfolk Hospital on the evening of Monday 11 July. He was
aged 59 and had been suffering from prostae cancer for a number of
years. Earlier in 2011 Bishop Michael had announced that he had been
given only weeks to live. In the event he lived for longer than he had
expected, seeking to serve his people until very near the end. You can
read more about Bishop Michael by clicking here.
The people associated with Churches Together in Suffolk express their deep sympathy to their Roman Catholic friends.
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 | | Read the Suffolk Ecumenical Newsletter (Updated)You can click here to read the Suffolk Ecumenical Newsletter for February prepared by the County Ecumenical Officer, Julie Mansfield.
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Living
Wage Campaign
Church Action on Poverty
are asking churches to pay their employees not the minimum wage, but a Living Wage, of at
least £7.20 per hour (outside London), which is enough to keep people out of poverty and
not reliant on in-work benefits.
To find out more go to: www.church-poverty.org.uk/campaigns/livingwage
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Network
Ipswich
Network Ipswich is a web portal to all-things-Christian in Ipswich and
district. If you have not yet visited go to:
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We welcome you to the Churches
Together in Suffolk Website.
We hope that you will find it interesting and useful.
Please
use the navigation buttons on the left to move around.
If you have any comments about the site we shall be pleased to hear
them.
Click here to get our
contact details.
Churches Together in Suffolk
unites in pilgrimage those Churches in Suffolk which, acknowledging
God's revelation in Christ, confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God and
Saviour according to the Scriptures, and, in obedience to God's will
and in the power of the Holy Spirit, commit themselves:
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to seek a deepening of their communion with
Christ and with one another in the Church,
which is his body; and
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to fulfill their mission to proclaim the Gospel
by common witness and service in the world;
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to the glory of the one God, Father, Son and
Holy Spirit.
Churches Together in Suffolk
is a member of Churches Together
in England.
We are known as one of the "intermediate bodies" (ie a county-level
grouping).
Last updated 29.7.11
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