The urban parishes of south and west Lynn will become vacant in September. These parishes hold a traditionalist position and are cared for pastorally by the Bishop of Richborough. They are very much part of the life of King’s Lynn, working well with churches of all traditions across the town and deanery.  For an informal conversation about this post, please contact the Bishop of Lynn or Archdeacon of Lynn.

The Benefice of Briston and Briningham, covering small rural villages south of Holt became vacant at the end of June 2026. The benefice has exciting plans for the future and are currently working on the profile. For an informal conversation, please contact Bishop Jane or Archdeacon Catherine.

The Quintet benefice, comprising of the beautiful coastal villages of East and West Runton, Gresham, Beeston Regis and Aylmerton became vacant in August 2026. The benefice are working on the profile. For informal expressions of interest, please contact Bishop Jane or Archdeacon Catherine. 

www.groupof15.org.uk The benefice of Barnham Broom and Upper Yare seek to witness in their rural communities to God’s love as revealed in Jesus. This capable and well organised rural benefice seeks a Rector who will share in their love for rural Norfolk and bring warmth, energy and hope to its scattered but welcoming small communities. The benefice is delighted to run the first rural Bubble Church initiative nationally in Hardingham church. The benefice is praying for a priest who will

The Launditch and Upper Nar benefice is prayerfully seeking a priest to minister across our villages and delight in the life of our communities. The Launditch & the Upper Nar parishes are currently part of the much larger Launditch & the Upper Nar Team Ministry. There has therefore been extensive consultation with the whole benefice, and a decision has been made to divide it into two. A House for Duty Team Vicar role has been advertised and will therefore become

The Dereham and District Team Ministry is prayerfully seeking a Team Vicar with responsibility for three rural parishes of Swanton Morley, Hoe and Beetley with East Bilney. The vision of the benefice is to · Centre our worship and discipleship on Jesus, and hope to be at the centre of our communities, offering places of welcome, prayer and worship · Extend our outreach to the community and attract people of all ages to a welcoming, worshipping, caring environment · Develop