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Since 2017 card has been the preferred form of payment in society generally. The ability to accept digital donations is going to be key for many churches in the years to come.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded a grant to St Peter's Church for its restoration to save one of Norfolk’s finest round-tower churches.
Haveringland Church has been awarded nearly £200,000 by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to ‘Build the Future and Repair the Past’.
With card having overtaken cash as the preferred form of payment in society generally in 2017, having the ability to accept digital donations is going to be key for many churches in the years to come.
St Mary’s Church, Attleborough has raised £10,491 towards its Attleborough Music Project during a 56-hour non-stop hymn marathon.
A keen Norfolk cyclist will celebrate his 70th birthday by aiming to visit 70 churches as part of the Norfolk Churches Trust Bike Ride which takes place on Saturday 10 September
Sue Cornish, 82, a member of the All Saints, Poringland congregation completed a skydive on April 9 and raised over £1500 for the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
The Parish Support Team raised just over £170 on shrove Tuesday in aid of the Sag Sag Health Centre.
A project to carry out essential urgent repairs on the Grade 1 listed St Edmund's Church, Kessingland can now go ahead following the award of a crucial £168,000 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Two much-loved Norfolk churches are to share in a £473,700 funding package from the National Churches Trust, the UK’s church building support charity.
The Household Support Fund has been created to provide a straightforward route for frontline voluntary, community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisations to deliver vital food aid to the people you support who are facing particular challenges over the winter months.
A £10,000 National Churches Trust Cornerstone Grant will help fund work to Holy Trinity and keep the church at the heart of the local community.
