Among those being ordained will be former solicitor - James Stewart, teacher - Tom Lilley, youth worker - Richard Burbidge, Canaries fan - Heather Cracknell, avid reader of crime novels - Wendy Evans and Norfolk Probation Board employee - Karen Rayner.

 

The full list, with their new locations are:

 

Candidates for the Diaconate, to be ordained by the Bishop of Norwich in Norwich cathedral at 11am: Richard Burbidge (from Oak Hill College, London) to serve at Christ Church, Lowestoft; Lynn Chapman (Eastern Region Ministry Course – ERMC), to serve at Sheringham, St Peter; Heather Cracknell (ERMC), to serve at Cringleford & Colney; Wendy Evans (Cranmer Hall), to serve at Oulton Broad, St Mark; Tom Lilley (Westcott House, Cambridge), to serve at Attleborough & Besthorpe; Karen Rayner (ERMC), to serve at Ormesby St Margaret with Scratby, Ormesby St Michael and Rollesby (Part of the Flegg Group Ministry); James Stewart (Westcott House, Cambridge), to serve in the Great Yarmouth Team Ministry

 

Candidates for the Priesthood, to be ordained by the Bishop of Norwich in Norwich cathedral at 3pm: Suzanne Cooke, serving at Watton; David Frederick, serving at Cromer; Sally Kimmis, serving at St Margaret’s, King’s Lynn; Peter Leech, serving at Stalham, East Ruston, Brunstead, Sutton & Ingham; Derek McClean, serving at Drayton & Taverham; David Oldham, serving at Wymondham with Silfield & Spooner Row; John Pares, serving at Diss; Edward Thornley, serving in the Dereham & District Team Ministry.

Pictured above is Canaries fan Heather Cracknell, due to serve at Cringleford & Colney.