All Saints, Redgrave

All Saints Church in the centre of Redgrave is a relatively modern addition to the parish, created from the village Mission Hall built in 1897 by the Revd Thomas Holt Wilson. The hall originally provided a convenient space for winter evening services closer to the village.

In 2008, after the historic mother church of St Mary the Virgin (a large 14th-century building a mile outside the village) was declared redundant and passed to the Churches Conservation Trust, the old Mission Hall was renovated, consecrated as All Saints, and became the main place of Anglican worship for the parish. It now serves the local community as part of the Redgrave cum Botesdale with Rickinghall benefice, offering a more intimate and practical worship space.