The annual service traditionally takes place in early August with many congregating from across the diocese to join in the service. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions this year, the service
Six people will be ordained Deacons and 15 ordained as Priests over a series of services in different places, mostly between Thursday 6 and Saturday 8 August. Please hold them
The picture shows Sara my wife of 30 years, our daughter Charlotte with her fiancé Matt and Christopher our son who is just about to go off to university in
The Ven Karen Hutchinson, Archdeacon of Norwich, explains: Conflict is a normal and inevitable part of life, and so it’s not surprising that it arises in church life too. How
As part of a focus to make online giving as easy as possible for every parish, this new functionality will sit alongside and compliment online giving through benefice’s websites, and
This follows a meeting, in the light of Black Lives Matter, that Bishops Graham, Alan and Jonathan held recently with some of the clergy and ordinands in the Diocese of
“I want to begin by thanking so many of you – parishioners, PCC members, churchwardens, lay ministers, clergy and others – for the incredible way in which you are continuing
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement today we can turn our attention to resuming public worship from 4 July. To be able to gather again for worship, even whilst socially distancing,
“Following the announcement late last night by Robert Jenrick, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, that church buildings will be able to open for individual prayer from
Steve Wright and his family went abroad with the Church Mission Society after his curacy and in his years abroad in Nigeria, Kuwait and the UAE and learned much from
