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New Alpha course starting in West Norfolk church

The King’s Glory Church in King’s Lynn will begin its next Alpha course next week, open to those who want to explore the Christian Faith.

How should Christians respond to abortion?

Stuart Bailey attended an abortion related prayer meeting back in November, and the evening left him with some nagging thoughts.

Appeal to Norwich churches for Easter resources

Norwich churches are being invited to support an Easter display at the main Aviva offices on Surrey Street in the city centre.

Cook needed at Lakenham Day Centre in Norwich

Christian charity Community Action Norwich is looking for a compassionate and reliable part-time Cook to prepare and serve a freshly cooked two-course meal for 30–40 older people twice a week at its friendly, dementia-friendly Day Centre.

Norfolk training day for children and youth ministry

‘One Big Day’ is a conference for anyone involved in ministry with children, young people and families. It will be held in Dereham on Saturday April 25 and bookings are now open.

Norwich Cathedral welcomes new Canon Pastor

Norwich Cathedral welcomed a new Residentiary Canon Rev Liz Leaver during Choral Evensong on February 24 where she was installed as the Cathedral’s Canon Pastor and blessed by the Bishop of Norwich.

School Chaplaincy Gathering event in Norwich

A free event focused on school chaplaincy is taking place in Easton next week, held in partnership between the Diocese of Norwich and Youth for Christ.

Norfolk Catholic primary school set for transfer

A Catholic school in Swaffham is set to transfer to a non-denominational primary school to help ensure its future success for children in the town. Sacred Heart Primary School will stay open for pupils but under a new academy trust.

Norwich church worship leader wows BGT judges

Norwich church worship leader Emma Nuule wowed judges – including Simon Cowell – with an audition on Britain’s Got Talent last weekend – gaining a standing ovation and four yesses from the judges.

Free holy week resources for Norfolk churches

'Holy Week Encounter with The Chosen' is a specially curated resource designed for use in church services, small groups, or special Holy Week gatherings.

Large numbers join Catholic Church in East Anglia

The number of candidates preparing to be received into the Catholic Church across England at Easter is at its highest level for 15 years, including in the Diocese of East Anglia.

Norwich church holds world book day party

The Way Church in Norwich are having a tea party on world book day this year on March 5 from 5pm til 7pm.

New book celebrates 150 years of family support

They have funded seaside breaks for families in need, given food and drink to the hungry and homeless, helped children maintain links with imprisoned fathers, supported couples marrying in churches and war refugees rebuilding shattered lives in Norfolk.

Bishop of Norwich on top-100 climate leaders list

The Bishop of Norwich has been named one of the 100 most influential sustainability and climate leaders in the UK.

Norwich church to host young musicians in concert

St David’s Church will host an afternoon concert next month, performed by young local musicians, and invite you to join them.

Easter multimedia performance in Norwich church

Norwich Citadel will host an award-winning artist for a special Easter performance next month involving photography, music, and storytelling.

Is your thinking and your faith on the level?

Jane Walters has been baking cakes, but they turned out a little lop-sided!

20 grants of £500 available to East Anglia churches

The new easyfundraising Impact Fund is offering 20 unrestricted grants of £500 to UK not-for-profit organisations, including churches and faith groups across East Anglia, for the next six weeks only.

Christian help is available for eating disorders

To coincide with Eating Disorder Awareness Week (February 23 to March 1), Norwich-based volunteer with Christian eating disorders charity tastelife UK, Deborah Lechmere, describes her own family experience and points to a way forward.