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Faith and music festival success in King’s Lynn

The third annual Manifest took place last month in King’s Lynn as locals gathered for music, food, and fun in the sun. Olivia O'Neill reports.

Good News for Everyone in Norfolk

Good News for Everyone – formerly Gideons - provide God’s word to all, and regularly supply hospitals, prisons, schools, hotels, care homes and funeral directors – all free of charge, including hundreds across Norfolk.

Where do you take refuge?

Primary School teacher Ruth Lilley explains where she finds peace and joy amidst the hectic busy-ness of daily life.

House of Genesis is a place for new beginnings

The House of Genesis is a Norwich charity, which offers supported accommodation to homeless men, many of whom are ex-offenders.

Opportunities to work for YMCA Norfolk

YMCA Norfolk is currently advertising a number of vacancies across the county, including a Maintenance Coordinator, a Housing Engagement Worker, a Nursery Practitioner and Bank Nursery staff.

Thetford man set to complete Lourdes cycle bid

A 79-year-old Catholic parishioner from Thetford is set to complete an extraordinary cycling pilgrimage to Lourdes, two years after a serious accident in France brought his journey to an abrupt halt.

Healthcare chaplain brings comfort in final chapter

An understanding of both physical and spiritual wellbeing is key to Helen Garrard’s role as both an ordained minister and a registered nurse, working as chaplain at Priscilla Bacon Lodge in Norwich.

Creation-care at North Elmham church Eco-Fair

The Heart of Norfolk benefice welcomed over 125 people to its very first Eco Fair and Creation Care Sunday service at St Mary’s Church in North Elmham.

Ethical journalism and AI pilot course launched

A pilot course in Creating Ethical Media and Journalism has been launched by independent press regulator Impress, in conjunction with Huddersfield University and Innovate UK and Network Norfolk is involved from the start.

First chance to read the Summer Good News paper

The Summer edition of popular Christian newspaper Good News for Norwich and Norfolk, containing stories from across the local Christian community, has just been published online.

Gill's life of faith and gratitude

Despite a difficult relationship with her grandmother, two sons born with congenital problems and current health challenges, Norwich Christian Gill Baxter lives out a life of faith and gratitude.

Where do you store your riches?

Rev’d Christina Rees has been reconsidering some of her priorities following an inspiring chat with a friend.

250 free online fundraising packs available

Funding platform easyfundraising has 250 free fundraising toolkits to give away to help churches and faith organisations in East Anglia raise money easily online.

Attack prompts call to prayer for Yarmouth park

Oasis Chapel have been giving free refreshments as they chat to people in St George’s Park. However having witnessed a recent attack, they urge people to pray for the area.

Norfolk Christian Communications Awards are now open

The Norfolk Christian Communications Awards aim to recognise, reward and encourage good Christian media communications across Norfolk and are now open for nominations.

Mid-Norfolk writer tells stories for God

Ryta Lyndley, from Hockering, started writing because she believes God told her to, and she is now working on a comedy drama for TV.

Celebrating Christian Unity with Young Hearts

A visit by the County Ecumenical Officer to St Augustine’s Catholic Primary School

Norwich churches need Children and Families Worker

The Norwich Area United Reformed Church Mission Partnership (NAURCMP) wants to recruit a Children and Families Worker to develop and expand its work in these area.

Hebron to Hebron charity challenge underway

Emma and Clare from a local housing charity set off today from Hebron House in Norwich to Hebron in Northumberland to cover 312 miles to raise money to support women in crisis.