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Living life to the full

Bishop Graham has written a Saturday Essay in the Eastern Daily Press on his recent gathering of local leaders to consider how we might work together to enable better wellbeing for all.

The Farming Community Network, helping farmers through difficult times

A confidential helpline is available to support farmers and their families in Norfolk and Waveney who are going through difficult times.

Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries launches a free course in response to growing mental health challenges.

Sanctuary UK has chosen Mental Health Awareness Week to release a new course that will support churches in their response to growing mental health challenges in our communities.

Cry to be Heard! My Road to Recovery

Norfolk Christian and suicide survivor Steve Foyster has written a book on his road to recovery, with the local launch in Norwich coinciding with World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September.

After the Storm?

A series of creative events that invite reflection on the past 18 months and a rejuvenation as we look to move forward.

Mental wellbeing hub at Harleston Academy blessed

A new hub at Harleston Church of England Primary Academy has been launched and blessed by the Rt Revd Alan Winton, Bishop of Thetford.

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 urged to get out and get wild

Ex-forest ranger Charlie Houlder-Moat wants to encourage churches across Norfolk to get outside and get wild, as part of her developing Wild Church Norfolk ministry, Kevin Gotts reports.

Yare Valley Churches launch online running club

Yare Valley Churches – covering Brundall, Braydeston and Postwick – have started a new running club through the Strava app to encourage community for runners of all ages and ability and to be able to build connections.

Norfolk Winter Support Offer

Norfolk County Council, alongside local councils across Norfolk, is aiming to support as many residents as possible this winter to access financial and other support if they are facing hardship.

Creating a safe space to work through conflict together

The Ven Karen Hutchinson, Archdeacon of Norwich, interviews Milee Brambleby of Commonsense Services Ltd about the new mediation service being developed in partnership with the Diocese of Norwich.

The Waterways Chaplaincy arrives at the Norfolk Broads

Two new Waterways Chaplains have been commissioned to support and minister to those in the broads area.

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