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Page last updated at 09:11 GMT, Tuesday, 29 December 2009

Anonymous donation helps church

Pier Avenue Baptist Church in Clacton-on-Sea is getting a new extension built, thanks in part to an unusual gift given to the church.

In pictures: Christmas Tree Festival

All Saints' Church in Brightlingsea became home to over 100 decorated trees for its annual Christmas Tree Festival.

New Bishop search gets underway

The selection of a new Bishop of Chelmsford to replace the Rt Revd John Gladwin, who retired in August, is underway.

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