St Mary’s Wiveton hosted ‘A Pit Stop for Rural Churches’ day conference, in mid-June, designed to engage and inspire rural churches to positive action on their journey towards Net Zero
The Eco Church team at St Andrew’s in Holt had an action packed week planned for the annual Churches Count on Nature campaign, but had a battle with the elements
St. Andrews in Trowse, Norwich recently celebrated achieving an Eco Church silver award from A Rocha UK. Sarah Toothill tells us more. The congregation of St Andrews continue to “do
Eco Church leader Peter Nicholls, a recent churchwarden at All Saints Church, Hethel, is involved with an innovative co-housing “intentional community” project in Norwich called Angel Yard. Here he explains
Mark Webster of The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) explains how they are working with local communities to improve their environment and are keen to help in more churchyards. “TCV is the
This week is Great Big Green Week – and a Norwich vicar is calling on young people to choose pre-loved over fast fashion and to support a unique clothes-swap shop
The Bridge, which serves between 60 and 70 people a free three course meal each week was founded in 2009 by a group of volunteers from St Mary Magdalene Church
Anti-conversion laws were already in force in seven states: Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Gujarat and Uttarakhand. Hindu radicals are calling to impose the anti-conversion legislation at the
Newly Licensed Readers: Lesley Cox, to serve in the Tas Valley Team Ministry Benefice in the Deanery of Depwade Helen Grogutt, to serve in the Great & Little Plumstead, Rackheath
An opening address was delivered by Barry Brooks, chairman of Acle Recreation Centre who outlined the background to the creation of the Gardens and thanked the Acle Parish Council for
