50 Norwich churches to join in unity prayer

Members from around 50 churches across greater Norwich will be forming an annual chain of prayer at St Luke’s Chapel in Norwich Cathedral on Thursday January 19 to mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

Other churches and Christians are invited to join, said organiser Graham Fletcher, and help form the chain of prayer for Christian unity. The allotted times shown here are designed to ensure that the chain is unbroken, but everyone is welcome to join in the prayers at any time during the day.

9.30am: Norwich Central Baptist Church and St Mathew Thorpe Hamlet

9.45am: Silver Road Baptist Church and the Society of Friends

10am: St George’s RC Church Sprowston Rd and St Andrew Norwich

10.15am: Ipswich Road URC and St.Margaret Old Catton

10.30am The Christian Church at Bowthorpe and St. Anne Earlham

10.45am New Hope Community Church and Christchurch New Catton

11am Holy Communion

11.15am St George Tombland and St Mark Lakenham

11.30am Holy Trinity Heigham and Proclaimers

11.45am Witard Road Baptist Church and St Alban Lakenham

12 noon Chapelfield Road Methodist

12.15pm: St Catherine Mile Cross

12.30pm Wroxham Rd. Methodist and Trinity URC

12.45pm St Cuthbert Sprowston

1 pm: St Luke Aylsham Rd and St. Francis Heartsease

1.15pm Princes St URC

1.30pm: St Stephen

1.45pm St Mary Magdalene

2pm St Andrew Eaton

2.15pm St Giles on the Hill and St.Paul Tuckswood

2.30pm St John RC Cathedral

2.45pm Princes St URC

3pm St Barnabas Heigham and St. Elizabeth Earlham

3.15pm Norwich Family Life Church

3.30pm St Peter Mancroft

3.45pm St Thomas Earlham

4pm Kings Community Church

4.15pm St Peters Methodist Church and Vineyard Christian Fellowship

4.30pm Salvation Army Citadel

4.45pm Oak Grove Chapel and St Helen (Great Hospital)

5pm Norwich Cathedral Congregation and St. Mary in the Marsh

If you have any queries about the chain please contact Graham Fletcher on 01603 456483.