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What's the church's future after the pandemic?

Will the church ever be the same again once the pandemic finishes and does God even want it to be? That was the question posed by Rev Tim Yau at yesterday's Transforming Norwich online meeting.

Diocese of Norwich names new education chiefs

The Diocese of Norwich has announced the appointment of Richard Cranmer as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of its St Benet’s Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) and Robert Connelly as Headteacher of Archbishop Sancroft High School (ASHS).

Decluttering the mind to make room for God

Ruth Lilley has been de-cluttering, and has discovered new benefits as a result.

Johnson and Starmer praise churches' crisis efforts

Boris Johnson and Kier Starmer have paid tribute to churches across the country for their efforts in responding to the coronavirus pandemic.

N Norfolk Christians launch urgent Uganda appeal

Reed People, a Sheringham-based charity which works in an area of Uganda called Lumpewe to promote education, health, and community, has launched an urgent appeal for funds to feed that community during the coronavirus crisis.

Hundreds drive-thru for prayer at Norwich church

Hundreds of people turned up in their cars for a drive-through prayer session at Soul Church in Norwich on Sunday afternoon.

Churches across Norfolk can re-open from July 4

Last night the government released guidelines which will allow places of worship across Norfolk to re-open from Saturday July 4.

Norwich church helps restaurant open outside

Customers enjoying pizza from a Norwich restaurant will now be able to relax in the grounds of a nearby church.

YMCA Norfolk needs two Engagement Workers

YMCA Norfolk is looking for a Housing Engagement Worker and a Pathways Engagement Worker, both based in Norwich.

A response to identity politics

David Patey responds to last week’s opinion column by James Knight entitled ‘Christians should rise above identity politics’ and shares his thoughts on our relationships with each other.

Science-Faith lecture on Plagues and Pandemics

Plagues and pandemics have afflicted human societies throughout the ages. Read the report on Professor Bob White's talk on the pandemic from a scientific and theological perspective.

Norwich Christian resource centre re-opens in July

Revelation, the Christian resource centre for Norwich, is set to open its doors again to the public from July 1.

Norfolk Healing Rooms has faith for our times

Norfolk Healing Rooms, which offers free ministry for the sick in body, mind and spirit, is continuing its service through Zoom and offering free taster prophetic evenings.

Mothers' Union knits together families in Norfolk

From refugee resettlement to making face masks for NHS staff, Mothers’ Union members in Norfolk are helping to provide vital community services.

Lay Pastor and Pastoral Worker vacancies

The Methodist Church is seeking to appoint two dynamic and caring people to fill important lay positions within the Norwich Methodist Circuit.

ENYP adapts service to support people in need

During the last few months during the Covid-19 outbreak ENYP has been unable to deliver its usual programme of clubs and activities, and instead has looked at ways to continue to engage with thousands of children, young people and their families.

Upper Sheringham church bells project resumes

The newly restored church bells and frame are waiting to return to All Saints, Upper Sheringham, but a final push is needed to raise the remaining funds needed to prepare the church tower for their return.

Vacancy for coach at King’s Lynn Debt Centre

The King's Lynn Debt Centre, which is a partnership between local churches and Christians Against Poverty (CAP), is seeking a part-time coach.

Invite Heaven into your home

Jane Walters reflects on the importance of home, and considers what that means for a Christian.