From 8-12 July the five beautiful churches of the Glaven Valley – Blakeney, Cley, Glandford, Letheringsett and Wiveton - host five days of world-class classical music and jazz. The Festival’s artist-in-residence is international cellist, Guy Johnston. Guy comes to the Festival in between sell-out performances at the Aldeburgh Festival and the Proms, as well as […]
We host a monthly group Lectio Divina session in the cathedral library, on the SECOND FRIDAY of every month at 2.30pm. Lectio Divina is a contemplative way of reading the Bible, focusing on a short passage and allowing it to speak to us. The passage is read aloud, and we may share a word or […]
Join Bishop Graham on a pilgrimage to Taize. Are you aged 18-35 in the Diocese of Norwich? The Taize community is an interdenominational monastic community with a focus on youth. Young people will experience a wide range of languages and cultures and inspirational worship. Read more and how to sign up here: DofN.org/Taize
Music in the Burnhams is launching a new week-long classical music festival from 19–24 July in north-west Norfolk. The event will feature internationally acclaimed musicians performing in local churches including St Mary’s Church in Burnham Market, All Saints Church in Burnham Thorpe, and All Saints Church Sutton cum Ulph (Burnham Market), with some performances recorded […]
Visitors are invited to enjoy a unique day of worship, community and family-friendly activities during the FLOW event at How Hill on Sunday 19th July. Organised by the Waterside Benefice, which includes the churches of Catfield, Ludham and Potter Heigham, the event will take place on the main field and in the gardens of How […]
Virtuosic - Music for Violin, Voice, and Piano - Wednesday 22 July, 6.30pm Musicians José Matias violin Owain Rowlands baritone Rebecca Selley piano The three talented musicians all hail from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, which, like Music in Country Churches, is a patronage of His Majesty The King. José Matias, a talented violinist from Portugal, […]
Various Wednesdays throughout July to September, 7pm-8.15pm Wednesday 22 July - Christopher Too, Assistant Organist, Norwich Cathedral Wednesday 5 August - James O’Donnell, Yale Institute of Sacred Music, Former Organist and Master of the Choristers, Westminster Abbey Wednesday 19 August - Stephen Farr, International Concert Organist Wednesday 2 September - Graham Thorpe, Assistant Master of […]
Join the Digital Labs team for a special webinar as they provide a sneak peak of their 2026 Advent and Christmas theme, the digital resources that will be available, and explain how you can make the most of the festive season. This session will be led by Amaris Cole, Head of Digital, and joined by […]
We host a monthly group Lectio Divina session in the cathedral library, on the SECOND FRIDAY of every month at 2.30pm. Lectio Divina is a contemplative way of reading the Bible, focusing on a short passage and allowing it to speak to us. The passage is read aloud, and we may share a word or […]
You are warmly invited to attend the GMH/UKME Clergy, Ordinands, and Lay Ministers Gathering on Tuesday 8th September 2026. The gathering will include contributions from Archbishop Sarah, Archbishop Stephen, and the co-lead Bishops for Racial Justice, Bishop Rosemarie and Bishop Arun. You can register via the link below, and we kindly ask that you do so by Friday 31st […]
Join us at Sarum College for a two-day residential event exploring vocation and ministry in the Church of England, created for those of UKME/GMH heritage. FRIDAY 11th September: CALLED TO MEET 4pm: Arrivals 5pm: Welcome and introductions 5.30pm: Dinner followed by social time 8.30pm: Compline SATURDAY 12th September: CALLED TO EXPLORE 8am: Breakfast 9am: Morning […]
The Heritage Weekend this year will explore life in Brisley through the ages, featuring stories and photographs of village life, work, and leisure. It will also highlight the working life of one particular family, with a special focus on the wife and mother, and how her role evolved in the period after the First World […]