What is happening?
We are thrilled to announce that Revd Josh Bailey will be Priest in Charge of Bungay Benefice and leader of the Bungay Lightwave Rural Hub. Welcome to the team Josh, our prayers are with you. More details coming soon.
Welcome to Ben and Leanne and their family as new leaders of our Otley Lightwave Hub. Our prayers are with you, we're so pleased to have you in the team. More details coming soon!
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What is Lightwave?
Lightwave is ...
... a Christian community, meeting in small groups in homes, pubs, offices, schools and other places which works alongside more traditional ways of doing church.
Lightwave is ...
... committed to shining the light of Jesus in Suffolk through acts of kindness and practical service as well as worship and witness.
Lightwave does ...
... the essential things of church - but in different ways, suited to the needs of their members and the context of a small group who get to know each other well.
Lightwave groups ...
... eat together and have fun, pray, support each other and try to put faith to work in practical care for friends and those who need it in our community. Each group is part of the wave of God’s love bringing light to our county.
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Safeguarding is an integral part of the mission and ministry of Lightwave.
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Safeguarding information
We follow the Diocesan Guidelines and keep updated through regular training sessions - https://www.cofesuffolk.org/safeguarding
We have a comprehensive safeguarding policy and our volunteers who work with young people or vulnerable adults are DBS checked and receive Safeguarding training. We review the safeguarding policy and our safeguarding practice each year and Safeguarding is a standing agenda item at our governing board meetings
If you have any concerns at any time about safeguarding in our parishes please contact the Archdeacon for Rural Mission, Sally Gaze - archdeacon.sally@cofesuffolk.org or use the link below to report your concern directly.