Latest Norfolk Christian community events 

Quebec hall, the Christian residential care home and bungalow complex in Dereham, will be celebrating its 65 – year anniversary this summer with an open day and service of thanksgiving. The centre, situated in countryside on the edge of Dereham, comprises 43 bungalows with 19 residents in the hall itself. It has been described as a place of peace for those who wish to come and live in a Christian environment. The open day will provide an opportunity for visitors to tour Quebec Hall and visit the bungalows, and take tea in the picturesque gardens or in the marquee. The fellowship speaker at 3pm will be Professor Sam Leinster, who is the former Dean of the Medical School at the University of East Anglia.
For further information about Quebec Hall or the open day, visit quebechall.co.uk
Or contact: Mark Woodgett at info@quebechall.co.uk or phone 01362 692504.
 
 

Horstead Church and the Horstead Centre are presenting their first Open Studios, with a special focus on Julian of Norwich. A Concert of Summer music follows a week later. As well as local schools and local artists the Open Studios event will include an exploration of the magnificent stained-glass windows in All Saints Church, especially the ones which show or relate to Julian of Norwich, created by the Kempe Workshop around 1910. The special guest will be artist Julia Van Griensven.
The Celebrate Creativity Open Studios exhibition will include work by local artists, craftspeople and children from Coltishall, Frettenham and Hainford Schools, with exhibitions, workshops, activities and a craft fair.

Summer Fair with Stalls and Refreshments. 
Also, an opportunity to try your hand at bellringing.
Free entry

Horstead Church and the Horstead Centre are presenting their first Open Studios, with a special focus on Julian of Norwich. A Concert of Summer music follows a week later. As well as local schools and local artists the Open Studios event will include an exploration of the magnificent stained-glass windows in All Saints Church, especially the ones which show or relate to Julian of Norwich, created by the Kempe Workshop around 1910. The special guest will be artist Julia Van Griensven.
The Celebrate Creativity Open Studios exhibition will include work by local artists, craftspeople and children from Coltishall, Frettenham and Hainford Schools, with exhibitions, workshops, activities and a craft fair. A special Songs of Praise follows at 4pm.
 

Haverhill Praise featuring the Haverhill Worship Band

A time for prayer and praise. Prayer for healing available.

Free entry and refreshments.

For more infomation visit haverhillpraise.org

An Early Evening Summer concert featuring Parish Choir of St Barnabas Dulwich, London, as part of the choir's residency in Norwich Cathedral. The Dulwich choir is considered to be one of the finest parish church choirs., and will be performing works by  Bob Chilcott, Eleanor Daley, John Rutter, Parry, C. V. Stanford, Wood amongst others. The concert is free with a retiring collection.

Drawn to imperfection is both a book and exhibition offering an engaging invitation into the story of the bible. As you meet 21 characters from scripture and experience a creative re-telling of their story, there is the opportunity to explore through their eyes a deeper understanding of the heart of God. The exhibition at Lighthouse is described as an inspiring and unique resource that gives space to encounter God and engage with the humanity of those who walked through the pages of the bible.
The artist is Dave Nevard, and his exhibition featured in an episode of BBC’s Songs of Praise when he exhibited in his own church in York back in February this year.
Entry to the exhibition will be free, and all are welcome to come along.
For more information about the Dave’s work, visit Drawntoimperfection.com
Lighthousesheringham.org   01263 825155

Drawn to imperfection is both a book and exhibition offering an engaging invitation into the story of the bible. As you meet 21 characters from scripture and experience a creative re-telling of their story, there is the opportunity to explore through their eyes a deeper understanding of the heart of God. The exhibition at Lighthouse is described as an inspiring and unique resource that gives space to encounter God and engage with the humanity of those who walked through the pages of the bible.
The artist is Dave Nevard, and his exhibition featured in an episode of BBC’s Songs of Praise when he exhibited in his own church in York back in February this year.
There will be a preview evening on Monday 11 August from 7pm to 9pm.
Lighthouse cafe will be open until 2.30pm each day serving fine coffees and teas, home-made cakes and light lunches. Entry to the exhibition will be free, and all are welcome to come along.
For more information about the Dave’s work, visit Drawntoimperfection.com
Lighthousesheringham.org   01263 825155

Drawn to imperfection is both a book and exhibition offering an engaging invitation into the story of the bible. As you meet 21 characters from scripture and experience a creative re-telling of their story, there is the opportunity to explore through their eyes a deeper understanding of the heart of God. The exhibition at Lighthouse is described as an inspiring and unique resource that gives space to encounter God and engage with the humanity of those who walked through the pages of the bible.
The artist is Dave Nevard, and his exhibition featured in an episode of BBC’s Songs of Praise when he exhibited in his own church in York back in February this year.
There will be a preview evening on Monday 11 August from 7pm to 9pm.
Lighthouse cafe will be open until 2.30pm each day serving fine coffees and teas, home-made cakes and light lunches. Entry to the exhibition will be free, and all are welcome to come along.
For more information about the Dave’s work, visit Drawntoimperfection.com
Lighthousesheringham.org   01263 825155