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There are 30,000 schools in the UK, and Pray for School’s vision is to see every single one of them supported by regular Christian prayer. Local parent, Sarah Betts, explains more.
As part of the Vision for the Diocese of Norwich, a new quarterly Prayer Diary has been published.
Local climate activists completed their nine-day pilgrimage from Great Yarmouth to King's Lynn on Sunday afternoon, calling for the crucial action needed to act on climate change.
A new 37-mile waymarked walking route between Norwich and Walsingham is being launched to celebrate the tradition of pilgrimage in the county, encourage more people to enjoy the rural landscape of the Wensum Valley and provide a boost to sustainable tourism in the local area.
On Saturday 22 May, during the week of Thy Kingdom Come 2021, The Bishop's Day of Prayer will be held at Norwich Cathedral.
Beginning Sunday, 31 January, The Revd Helen Garrard is hosting a weekly vigil via zoom from 4-6pm each Sunday. This will be an opportunity to join with others in prayer for all those affected by the current pandemic.
The Revd Helen Garrard, Lead Chaplain for Norfolk Community Health and Care is holding a 24-hour prayer vigil for all NHS acute and community services and other care providers for the whole of this Sunday 17 January.
Everyone is invited to join together during Advent at 9pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for a virtual Compline service. Together with Christians around the world in Advent we will be reflecting on the coming of Christ who brings light into our darkness.
The advent calendar is an exciting new project from the diocese and is a way to reflect and engage with Advent differently through a selection of images, music, and more.
Bishop Graham undertook a pilgrimage of prayer for relief from the COVID-19 pandemic along the Walsingham Way from Norwich Cathedral to the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, over three days.
The Bishop of Norwich has written to clergy, Readers, churchwardens and others following the Government's announcement that church buildings will be able to open for individual prayer from Monday 15 June.
New reflections have been written for the eleven days from Ascension to Pentecost.
