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Page last updated at 14:08 GMT, Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Suffolk man's Zimbabwean mission

Suffolk Christian Carl Melville hopes to return to Harare as he tries to set up a teenage orphanage in Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe's children 'put at risk'

BBC Country profile: Zimbabwe

Suffolk celebrates the nativity

Organisers of Suffolk's Big Crib exhibition are trying to focus people's attention on the meaning behind the nativity.

African climate motivates Suffolk

A church officer in Suffolk says first hand stories of climate change in Africa are inspiring Christians to take action.

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Church backs cash-only Christmas

Lighting up the house for Xmas

Beating drug addiction on a farm

Ipswich poet aids Kenyan children

Millennium bells need salvation

Suffolk's master of ghost stories

Amira looks back at Ramadan

Oldest ring of bells played again

New Buddhist centre for Ipswich

A Russian church in rural Suffolk

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Ipswich Mosque

Suffolk Humanists & Secularists

Diocese of St Edmundsbury & Ipswich

Ipswich Buddhist Centre

RC Diocese of East Anglia

Suffolk Inter-Faith Resource Centre

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