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The Diocese of Norwich is the Church of England across the areas of Norfolk and Waveney.

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Welcome to our new website!

We're really excited to unveil our new website - we hope you like it and find the new functionality and areas of content an improvement.

The Bishop's Lent Appeal

We want to support the community of Dogura in Papua New Guinea who desperately need a car to reach neighbouring villages, enabling Christian education and access to key medical supplies.

Church planting & revitalisation

Our programme to create 10 new or revitalised churches over five years in both rural and urban areas has begun. Find out more about the areas of focus, our learning community and sports ministry.

Welcome to our new website!

The Diocese of Norwich's new website is aimed at resourcing and supporting parishes and those who hold key roles in the church.

Weybourne churches appoint Priest-in-Charge

The Revd Frank Clarke has been Licensed and Installed as Interim Priest-in-Charge of the Weybourne Group of parishes following the retirement of Father Phil Blamire.

Local churches benefit from repair grants

Churches across Suffolk have benefited from a £1.8 million scheme aimed at repairing and protecting historic buildings.

Kessingland Primary is GOOD

Kessingland Church of England Primary Academy and Nursery, south of Lowestoft, is celebrating a "Good" Ofsted inspection.

Bishop’s Day: ‘All are called’

Sat 16 May at 10.00 am - 3.30 pm

Norwich Cathedral, Norwich

All are called! Bishop Graham invites you to join him at Norwich Cathedral for a day of worship, reflection, workshops, and activities for all age groups as we think together about our call as Christians in God’s world.

The day will begin with an interview with Bishop Graham, exploring what it means to be called by God. Throughout the day there will be opportunities to explore and dip into a wide range of interactive areas and reflective spaces throughout the Cathedral, giving space to reflect on what it means to live out God’s plan for each one of us.

There will be workshops, Bible studies, bread making, drama, music, choirs and more. Children are welcome and throughout the day workshops and activities will be available for all ages to join in. It will be a diverse day of celebration, discovery, reflection and enrichment and we would love you to join us. Come with others from your parish and benefice.

The Gospel of Mark performed live

Sat 1 Feb at 7.00 pm - 10.00 pm

St Edmunds, Taverham

A dramatic retelling of the complete gospel of Mark; devised and performed by Revd Ian Birkinshaw with original music by Peter Birkinshaw.

Volunteer Mentor Training

Wed 19 Feb at 7.00 pm - 9.00 pm

The Kings Centre, Norwich

Community Chaplaincy Norfolk (CCN) are running a training event to equip people to work alongside ex-offenders and support them as they rebuild their lives.