Welcome to Pakefield Parish Church in Lowestoft, Suffolk.

What is Pakefield Parish Church?

We are a Christian family who worship God, care for one another and the local community
and reach out to encourage others to know Jesus and his love.

 

All Saints’ and St Margaret’s Church, Pakefield is a warm and friendly Church of England church situated on the cliff top of Britain’s most easterly town. From well attended Sunday services by people of all ages, through to weddings, baptisms and lots of other groups, there is something for everyone here!

We have  a varied approach to worship, including Holy Communion, All Age, Morning Worship, Baptism and Prayer services, supported with a mix of traditional hymns and modern contemporary worship songs, played by our organists and music group. Please use the links above to find the information you need.

The Diocese of Norwich have added a donate option for our church on their website. If you wish to help us with the cost of maintaining our ancient church then all you need to do is follow the below link and choose All Saints and Saint Margaret’s Church, Pakefield.

Donate

We are  open every day  Summer time 9am to 6pm and winter time 9am to 4pm

 Facemasks are encouraged in Church and please sanitise your hands on arrival and departure. 

Services in Church are as follows:-

8.00am Sunday Morning – Holy Communion 

10.30am Sunday Morning – Morning Prayer/Holy Communion

We  livestream  our 10.30 am Sunday Service  to YouTube

4pm  Sunday Evening – Evening Prayer/Holy Communion

Weekdays – Tuesday to Saturday – 9.00am Morning Prayer.

Wednesdays – 9.45am Holy Communion

 

Prayer

 Do you have an emergency, or know someone who has? We have our Church Prayer Chain where your need or the need of someone you know and love can be brought to our Lord for his help and healing.  Please feel free to speak to Sharon on 01502 516800 or email rector@pakefieldchurch.com

Safeguarding Statement:

Pakefield Parish takes its duty and obligation to protect all extremely seriously. We have adopted the national Church of England’s robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at 

www.churchofengland.org/safeguarding

If you have any safeguarding concerns or issues on a safeguarding matter then you can find useful contact information on the Norwich Diocese Website: 

https://www.dioceseofnorwich.org/training/safeguarding

Or click the Safeguarding tab for more advice and who to contact if you wish to talk to someone about yourself, or  are concerned about a child or vulnerable adult