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The Trunch Group’s Eco Church journey – so far

Liz Carr offers an honest explanation on how they're progressing in the Trunch Group of churches as they seek to be good news for God's creation.

Parish and community life with Bishop Graham in June and July 2023

The first two months of summer were packed with a wide variety of events and ministry experiences for Bishop Graham, around the Diocese and beyond.

Organist and choirmaster celebrates 50 years of music

At the beginning of June, Arthur Barrett celebrated his 50th year of being the organist and Choirmaster at St John's, Lakenham and Tuckswood.

Light aircraft pays a visit to Summer Fete in Oulton Broad

On Saturday 1 July St Mark’s Church, Oulton Broad's summer fete was joined by Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) who brought along a Cessna light aircraft.

Churches Count on Nature across the Diocese

Eight parishes share their experience of taking part in this national creation care event.

Fantastic Fish in Eaton!

Come and celebrate Christ Church’s 150th anniversary.

Art Installation at Gresham’s School Chapel

Just before the Whitsun half term break around 100 students from Gresham's Prep and Senior Schools came together to create a new spatial art installation in the school Chapel.

‘Pilgrims’ initiative launched

A new initiative exploring pilgrimage and religious life launched at the end of May. Rosalind Wright who attended the event shares her experience.

Parish and community life with Bishop Graham in April and May

Back from leading a pilgrimage to the Holy Land just in time for Holy Week, Bishop Graham has had a busy and varied couple of months around the Diocese and an amazing highlight at the Coronation.

St Stephen’s Eco Church Journey

On UN World Environment Day, St Stephen's Church in Norwich shares their Eco Church journey so far.

Holt’s eco church community litter pick

Fiona Joliffe, eco church coordinator for St Andrew the Apostle in Holt, reports.

Maundy Money given to recognise invaluable Christian community service

Today, two local Christians are being presented with Maundy Money by HM The King, to recognise their invaluable Christian community service. The King and The Queen Consort are distributing Maundy money at York Minster in the first such Royal Maundy service since the death of the late Queen Elizabeth.

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