Clergy & Chaplains
Norfolk churches’ progress on combatting racism
The issue of how the church should address and combat racism is a pertinent one, especially in the wake of the killing of George Floyd in police custody and the
The issue of how the church should address and combat racism is a pertinent one, especially in the wake of the killing of George Floyd in police custody and the
Currently Rector for St Faith’s Church, Gaywood, Julie is about to move to become Team Rector of Aylsham Parish Church. “I was delighted to accept Bishop Graham’s recent invitation to
A review into the pattern of deployment of stipendiary (paid) clergy is being led by the Bishop of Thetford, the Rt Revd Alan Winton, and calls for ‘honest conversation, prayerful
This series invites Christians to make strong and imaginative connections between our world, our call to be disciples of Jesus and our everyday lives. Written by the Revd Canon Susanna
In June, The Queen agreed to defer publication of the list to provide an opportunity to recognise some of those involved in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Matthew has
The First Communion couldn’t happen quite as had been originally planned, and because we are within a multi-parish benefice, we decided to combine my first communion service in conjunction with
David will start his journey in Sheringham, run to the sea, swim to Beeston Regis, and then cycle via as many churches as possible on his way to Matlaske. He
In a break from the usual tradition, one new Diocese of Norwich priest will be presiding over her first communion services on a pilgrimage around all the churches in her
The Waterways Chaplaincy are expanding their work to the Norfolk Broads. Angie Baldwin, an experienced chaplain has moved into the area and been joined by Mike Cadman, who has recently
Over three separate services in Norwich Cathedral, the ordinands were ordained two-by-two. It was a very different style of service from the large gatherings of hundreds that have been the