Jane Walters has adopted a more pedestrian pace for a while when reading her bible, but has found she is gaining new perspectives on what she is reading.
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Churches and Christian organisations across East Anglia, including many in Norfolk, are being asked to support an appeal to secure the future of Sizewell Hall in Suffolk for future generations.
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A man who was left clinically dead after being stung by five deadly jellyfish is visiting Norwich to share his astonishing testimony.
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The Global Leadership Summit (GLS) returns to Norwich on November 5, bringing world-class leadership insights and practical tools to people leading in churches, charities, businesses, schools and local communities, hosted by YMCA Norfolk.
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Gorleston Foodbank, owned and run by St Mary Magdalene Church in Gorleston, has taken over responsibility for Belton Pantry which has been serving the residents of Belton and Burgh Castle and beyond for 16 years.
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Two free faith security training sessions are due to be held at St John the Baptist cathedral in Norwich in mid October to help faith communities reduce the risk of theft, property damage, anti-social behaviour, hate crime, and serious threats.
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Music lovers in Norwich are invited to a special festive musical concert on December 11, hosted at Norwich Central Baptist Church (NCBC) on Duke Street.
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Florin Buga is pastor of a Romanian church in Norwich. Together with his wife Irina, they have formed a welcoming and friendly community meeting in the East of the city.
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Christian conference centre Letton Hall is providing a temporary base for students from a CofE school after a heatwave-related accident damaged the school building.
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The Sandringham Group of Churches invites you to two musical events in October.
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The next meeting of Connect Norwich, on November 18, will take place at Norwich's Civic Church, St Peter Mancroft.
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Anna Price is preparing her Gorleston church for an evening of outreach at the end of this month, and suggests a way forward for other churches to grasp the opportunity to engage with their communities.
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Norfolk County Ecumenical Officer Dr Ian Watson has just published a book about Patriotism and the Desire for Human Flourishing, which grew out of his doctoral research in moral philosophy, but its starting point was something much closer to home: Brexit.
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Quiet Waters Christian House in Bungay is hosting a creative writing retreat next month, led by regular Network Norfolk contributor Jane Walters.
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More than 600 pupils from schools across the Diocese of East Anglia gathered at the Cathedral of St John the Baptist for the Annual Schools’ Mass on Friday September 25.
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All are welcome to a service in honour of St Fursey at Burgh Castle church next week, followed by a walk to the reputed site of his monastery in the grounds of the nearby Roman fort.
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Last Friday night, the churchyard at King’s Lynn Minster hosted a group of willing participants who slept out to raise money for the King’s Lynn Night Shelter, which reopens next week.
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The Autumn 2026 edition of the Churches Together in Britain and Ireland Magazine is now available, bringing together news, resources and reflections on Christian unity and the Churches’ common witness
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