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| | King’s Lynn Foodbank is asking individuals, churches and businesses across Norfolk to take part in its Big Supper Week by hosting a meal for friends and asking for a donation towards the charity. |
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| | On September 19 Churches Together in King’s Lynn met for their AGM highlighting the immense value of local churches and Christian organisations working together for the good of the town. |
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| | On October 27 the Norwich Centre for Christian Learning will welcome theological writer, tutor and care worker Dr Mark Bredin to speak in King’s Lynn about true beauty: finding grace in disabilities, based on his Grove booklet of the same name. |
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| The first community fridge opened in King's Lynn on August 29 as a result of a partnership between Cornerstone King's Lynn Baptist Church, Norfolk Waste Partnership and the charity Hubbub. |
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| The new Archdeacon of Lynn, the Rev Canon Ian Bentley, will be installed in the post at Norwich Anglican Cathedral on Sunday September 9 at 3.30pm and all are welcome to attend the service. |
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| This weekend as part of King’s Lynn’s Norfolk Day celebrations a memorial bench for the medieval mystic, pilgrim and author Margery Kempe was declared open and auditions were held for a new play about her extraordinary life. |
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| The annual free two-day Christian event, Word on the Wash, happening in September has moved to a bigger venue at King’s Lynn Academy with a programme of hope for the whole family. |
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| | After a successful pilot project, the King’s Lynn Winter Night Shelter, a partnership initiative of Churches Together in King’s Lynn, has announced a new venue, increased funding and longer opening hours from November 2018. |
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| | The Manager of CAP King’s Lynn Debt Centre has issued a passionate appeal for more volunteers to join her team in order to help the growing number of people seeking help because of debt. |
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| YMCA and partners secure £450k for W Norfolk youth | | YMCA Norfolk have announced a new partnership, Youth-West, in West Norfolk that has secured funding of £450,000 to establish five open access youth clubs and deliver new activities for young people aged 10-18 over the next three years.
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