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Clergy pay documents and payroll moving to the new People System March 2023

The National Church have confirmed that they have moved the payroll for clergy from MyView to the People System with effect from 31 March 2023.

International Women’s Day celebrated at Norwich Cathedral

Women clergy from across the Diocese gathered at Norwich Cathedral to celebrate together on the eve of International Women's Day.

Chaplains support crowds at Sandringham and London

Chaplains from the Diocese of Norwich are offering support and a listening ear to the crowds gathered at Sandringham estate to lay flowers for Her Late Majesty The Queen.

New Bishop’s Advisers appointed

Bishop Graham has made three new appointments to his Advisers team which will be carried out by clergy in addition to their current roles.

Bishop appoints an Acting Archdeacon of Norwich and a Warden of Readers

The Bishop of Norwich has written to clergy and Licensed Lay Ministers to outline two recent appointments.

Clergy care and wellbeing

The Church of England has recently committed itself to a Covenant for Clergy Care and Wellbeing and as a Diocese we are seeking to make clergy wellbeing an integral part of our life together.

Licensing of new hospital chaplains

Two new chaplains have been welcomed to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital this week.

Protect Duty consultation

A government consultation is currently open on the proposed Protect Duty until Friday 2 July. You are encouraged to review the proposal and respond to the consultation.

New arrangements for Chrism Eucharist this year

Bishop Graham has announced how the Chrism Eucharist and blessing and distribution of the holy oils will take place this year in light of the pandemic.

During the first wave of the pandemic, former NHS staff were asked to return to work. Canon Darren Thornton, one of the University of East Anglia Chaplains and Rector of St Giles on the Hill, offered to help the Chaplaincy at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

Focusing on the ministry of healing and wholeness

The Guild of Health & St Raphael have launched an initiative called the ‘Healthy Healing Hub’, aiming to help churches engage in a ministry of healing as part of a holistic approach to mission.

Norfolk churches’ progress on combatting racism

Six months ago, the Revd Karlene Kerr, who is also Team Vicar St Faiths Gaywood, was appointed as Bishop's Adviser for Black Asian & Minority Ethnic Affairs. Karlene now gives an insight into how the issue of racism is being addressed within the Church locally and nationally.

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