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Welcome to St. John's, Elmswell


Please join us this Sunday at 10:30am in the church
or online via Facebook (live) or YouTube (from 1:00pm)


St John’s is a friendly, evangelical church in Elmswell, Suffolk, mid-way between Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. Our goal is to know Christ and make him known as we serve our community. Our services include a mix of contemporary worship songs and traditional hymns and reveal our reliance on the Bible as the Word of God and our trust in the Holy Spirit. We are strongly committed to introducing and building people up in the Christian faith through Bible teaching, prayer, worship, discipling and friendship.

As a church family, we aim to:
• Demonstrate God's love to the world
• Declare the good news of Jesus Christ
• Depend on God as part of his family

We are a broad range of people including families with young and grown-up children, pensioners, young professionals and many others. Whoever you are, of whatever age, you're very welcome to join us.

Whether you are interested in our history, wish to get married, have a child baptised, want to investigate Christianity or are looking for a place to worship and meet other Christians, we would love to see you. Why not have a look around our site to see who we are and what we do?

Like to visit the church building? See our Visitors Page

Programme of Services Card (January to March 2025)

 

Sunday Worship - 9 February (Mark 9:1-13)







arrowLatest news:

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arrowThis month's verse:

Jeremiah 29:13


You will seek me and find me
when you seek me with all your heart.

February 2025

 

arrowThis month's Poem:


Winter Communion

The sun on the frost on the churchyard wall,
It's Sunday, it's early, there's no-one at all.
The frost glitters silver, the sun shines gold,
It's crisp and bright and bitterly cold!
Thank God for the frost, thank God for the sun.
Praise God for another day - just begun!

Pam Millyard




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We belong to the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich, which is a part of the Church of England.