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Local Christians gear up for national climate crisis protest

Local Christian climate activists are encouraging people to join a national climate action protest being held in London from 21 - 24 April.

A pastoral vision of the Good Shepherd for Church of England school in Thetford

All organisations thrive best when they have a clear vision and schools are no exception. If you have ever wondered what this looks like in a Church of England school read on!

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.

Trowse Parish achieves Eco Church Bronze

St Andrew's Church in Trowse, on the edge of Norwich city, is celebrating their Eco Church Bronze Award.

The Bishop of Norwich, Graham Usher encourages parishes to take part in Churches Count on Nature

Parishes across England and Wales can now register to participate in Churches Count on Nature, an annual scheme where people visit churchyards and record the plant and animal species they encounter.

Take part in Love Your Burial Ground week.

Churches are being encouraged to sign up to this year's love your burial ground week; an initiative by Churches Count on Nature.

Harleston school receives international recognition for community work on nature recovery

Pupils at Harleston Sancroft Academy Primary school have received certificates from the Earth Society Foundation in New York.

Wymondham Abbey Warm Space Success!

Father Christopher Davies, Interim Priest in Charge, shares how an idea and a ‘have a go attitude’ lead to a great community response.

Racial Justice Sunday 2023, resources to read and watch about why racial justice matters.

Racial Justice Sunday 2023 is marking the 30 year anniversary since the murder of Stephen Lawrence in London. Here are some important messages, resources and videos for churches and communities to use and engage with, brought together by Revd Karlene Kerr, Bishop's Adviser for UKME affairs.

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