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Yare Valley Churches now up and running!

A running club set up during pandemic restrictions at three churches in the Brundall area has now started running together as a group.

2,000-mile cycle challenge pedals into Norwich Cathedral Close

Pedal power took centre stage outside Norwich Cathedral this week as the nationwide Cathedrals Cycle Route (CCR) reached the city.

Protect Duty consultation

A government consultation is currently open on the proposed Protect Duty until Friday 2 July. You are encouraged to review the proposal and respond to the consultation.

Shipdham community raises money for school’s outdoor exercise area

The pupils from Thomas Bullock Church of England Primary Academy in Shipdham have been blessed with brand new outdoor exercise equipment.

Thank you to all our amazing volunteers

We took to social media during #VolunteersWeek to highlight some stories of volunteers in the diocese and to extend a massive thank you to every volunteer that keeps our churches and community groups going!

The Green Church Showcase launched

The Church of England is collaborating with the Church Times and the Roman Catholic Church to launch the "Green Church Showcase.

Pedal power to combat COVID impact

On Sunday 13 June, Julian Bryant, Christian Aid’s Church Engagement Officer for Norfolk and ordinand at St Edmund’s Taverham, will be cycling 200 miles around the borders of Norfolk to raise money for people impacted by COVID19 in countries like India.

St Francis church in Heartsease goes for growth

St Francis Church in Heartsease is organising a practical Let it Grow event this weekend (5th and 6th June) to celebrate World Environment Day.

Joining together for the Bishop’s Day of Prayer

On Saturday 22 May, during the week of Thy Kingdom Come 2021, The Bishop's Day of Prayer was hosted at Norwich Cathedral.

Coming back to worship in church after lockdown

As a return to in-person worship grows, Milee Brambleby invites us to consider one another's state of mind and encourages everyone to be gentle with themselves and each other.

New waymarked pilgrimage route launched between Norwich and Walsingham

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.

Dickleburgh Pre-School merges with St Benet’s Multi Academy Trust

Dickleburgh Pre-School has officially merged with Dickleburgh Church of England Primary Academy, joining the Diocese of Norwich St Benet’s Multi Academy Trust.