Ecumenism
After the Storm?
Storms often leave damage to lives and property, followed by a period of calm and then the enormous energy needed to rebuild. The Covid-19 pandemic, which is still raging in
Storms often leave damage to lives and property, followed by a period of calm and then the enormous energy needed to rebuild. The Covid-19 pandemic, which is still raging in
Imagine arriving to start a new life in a country where no one speaks your mother tongue, no one reads your alphabet, everything is unfamiliar and worse you have no
As a local expression of a national Young Christian Climate Network pilgrimage from Truro to Glasgow, local Anglicans, Quakers and others are facilitating a multifaith expedition across Norfolk, joining with
Pupils from Thomas Bullock Church of England Primary Academy, part of DNEAT (Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust), in Shipdham, took part in Race for Life on Tuesday 13
The top of the tower at St. Michael’s Church, Oulton, Suffolk was the location for one celebratory afternoon tea, with another at St. Mark’s Church, Bridge Road, Oulton Broad for
The cadets have been collecting food and toiletries for the Northfield Foodbank to help their local community. They decided to collect food following a ‘Padre’s Hour’ virtual parade night during
The café has experienced a consistent influx of clients and new registrants this year, and they have now welcomed three new volunteers to the team. They have also developed a
The academy, part of the Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust (DNEAT), raised £110 from the non-uniform day; which will be going towards Kitz4Kidz to help pay to transport
The pupils wrote letters to their local MP, designed posters and wrote a haiku. The letters addressed to their local MP, Elizabeth Truss, was to question what the UK Government
Along with some organisations, the Church of England has re-categorised people like me. Whilst it’s perfectly natural to be part of a group that gives us a sense of belonging