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The generosity of a mystery benefactor, who named Dereham Baptist Church in his will 20 years ago, has helped it create a new entrance into the church from the town.
Legacy funds new way in for Dereham Baptists
Walking invite for Norfolk Christian men
Christian men living in Norfolk are being invited to join with men from various local churches for a walk, conversation and refreshments on Saturday mornings near Norwich by the Caleb group.
Norwich church issues new larger venue plea
A Norwich church is asking people not to come to it, because it has run out of room for services at its current venue, while asking the local Christian community if they know of anywhere larger where they could meet.
Norwich homeless drop in centre marks 25 years
If anyone has slept rough in Norwich in the last 25 years it is very likely that they will have benefited from the Salvation Army run ‘Arc’, which is celebrating its anniversary this week.
Norfolk to join major pilgrimage network
Norfolk is to become the first UK member of the ancient pilgrimage route of St Olav, a trail that celebrates the first Christian King and Patron Saint of Norway.
Norwich remembrance for lives lost to addiction
On Thursday September 26,The Matthew Project will be returning to Norwich Cathedral for at 7.30pm for their annual remembrance service. The evening will be one of reflection, remembering those lost or suffering due to addiction.
Olympic harmony should unite and encourage us
Andy Bryant has been enjoying the Olympics and Paralympics, and has been particularly inspired by the displays of unity and harmony as well as competition.
The Bill Snelson Fund for Young Ecumenist Grants
Churches Together in England (CTE) are keen to encourage more young Christian adults to apply for ecumenical grants
Re-launched church welcomes all in North Norfolk
Grace Church North Norfolk has recently opened in East Runton, formed from the membership of the former Cromer Baptist Church, and all are welcome to join the services.
Norfolk church celebrates coronation bell project
St. Mary’s Heacham is celebrating today as a decade-long project to restore the cupola and the commissioning of a new coronation bell concludes.
The Matthew Project celebrates 40 years of work
Norfolk-based drugs, alcohol and mental health recovery charity the Matthew Project is celebrating its 40th anniversary this September, and it has created a ‘40 Stories’ exhibition to showcase the real stories behind four decades of life-changing work.
New members invited to Eaton Choral Society
Two Eaton churches have had a 'parishes choir' since 1982 and rehearsals resume on September 11. The choir gives Sunday evening concerts of classic sacred works twice a year and new members are welcome to join.
Heritage Open Days at the Bishop’s House Garden
The historic city centre garden which has belonged to Bishops of Norwich for more than 900 years will welcome visitors as part of this year’s Heritage Open Days series of events.
Big Parenting Questions event in Norwich church
An event from Care for the Family for mums, dads and carers, designed to offer hope and help through this time of change in children's lives is coming to Norwich in October.
Family fun with John Hardwick at N Norfolk chapel
Christian entertainer John Hardwick, along with Cheeky Charlie the monkey, will be appearing at Swanton Abbott Community Chapel later this month, and this family event is free to attend.
An Eco-Angel Trail circular cycle ride
This 25-mile ride, devised with the Norfolk Churches Trust Bike ride on Saturday September 14 in mind, is a chance to see six of the hand-made models on this summer’s Eco-Angels trail. Or extend the ride to take in all nine of the trail churches.
Norfolk call for fight against Modern Slavery
The disgracefully overlooked crime of Modern Slavery, including in the UK, must be fought with both action and awareness, says Norfolk-based anti-slavery campaigner, Mark Little MBE, founder and Chairman of the Rotary Action Group Against Slavery.
Still time to win £1,000 for putting nature first
The Bishop of Norwich First Nature Award gives £1,000 to a Norfolk project or organisation helping children and young people connect with the natural world.
East Anglian families conquer mountain for charity
Two young families, from St Benet’s Minster in Beccles, battled heavy rain and wind during their ascent to the top of the highest mountain in the British Isles, in order to raise £1,800 for a charity helping suffering Christians.