A church building has stood in Blythburgh for a thousand years witnessing to the love of God and the faith of His people.   It is a magnificent building which can be seen rising out from the Blyth estuary — sometimes affectionately called ‘The Cathedral of the Marshes’.

Holy Trinity Blythburgh has a small worshipping community who warmly welcome visitors to its services, for private reflection and prayer, to listen to inspiring music, or just to marvel at the wonderful angel roof.  

The church has wonderful acoustics and is often used for concerts, and its light and airy space is used for art exhibitions. It is also a well used community space. 

We take safeguarding seriously and the Parochial Church Council has adopted the Church of England's national policy 'Promoting a Safer Church'. For more information see www.cofesuffolk.org/safeguarding. 

For any local concerns, our Parish Safeguarding Officer is Sally East who can be contacted by email (sallyanneast@hotmail.com) . 

Holy Trinity is open daily from 9am to dusk.