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Matthew Project needs Adult Outreach Worker

The Matthew Project is looking for a Young Adult Outreach Worker (Project Adder) based in Norwich.

Matthew Project needs Recovery Coordinator

The Matthew Project is looking for a Recovery Coordinator (Project Adder) based in Norwich.

Norwich Catholic cathedral treasurer stole £222k

A former church treasurer stole £222,000 from St John the Baptist Catholic Cathedral in Norwich, to feed his gambling addiction, and has today been sentenced to 27 months in jail.

King’s Lynn schools open arms to Church Army officer

For young people in King's Lynn already facing challenges, the pandemic has been the last straw. Church Army officer James Hawksworth has found a way to respond where the need is most acute.

Chaplain Chris Copsey brings support to Coroner’s inquests

Revd Canon Chris Copsey recently marked ten years in the unusual role of supporting those attending Coroner’s inquests. In a recent webinar organised by the Norwich Interfaith Group she talked about her work.

Matthew Project launches Norfolk charity auction

The Matthew Project is going live with an online charity auction tomorrow night. Sarah King, Fundraising and Events Officer at The Matthew Project, explains what is to be won – both for bidders and for the wider community.

Norfolk outdoor therapy centre opens its doors

A Christian outdoor therapy centre in South Norfolk featuring goats, chickens and rabbits has just thrown open its doors, using creation to improve the physical, mental and emotional well-being of visitors.

Looking in God’s direction

Regular columnist Jane Walters shares her frustrations with using spectacles, but then explains why the choice of specs is of secondary importance.

Two new Bible training opportunities with WOTS

There are two new Bible training opportunities with the Norfolk-based Way of the Spirit Bible College starting in the next few days.

North Norfolk church eco discussion goes global

As the world faces tough environmental challenges, especially in the light of the global pandemic, a group from churches in North Norfolk hosted a successful webinar recently to discuss climate change from a Christian point of view.

Tributes to award-winning architect Anthony Rossi

Anthony Rossi CBE, who designed the award-winning Church of the Annunciation in Little Walsingham, has died at the age of 88.

Ten historic Norfolk churches added to at risk list

Ten historic Norfolk churches have been added to a list of "at risk of being lost” buildings while a further seven have been removed because of positive efforts to save them.

Norwich Cathedral vigil for those who have lost a baby

Time Norfolk is organising a vigil for all those who have lost a baby, whether through miscarriage, termination or stillbirth, or in the early months of life.

New inspiring reading from North Norfolk priest

A retired priest, now living in North Norfolk, has published two new books aimed at helping people to access the Christian faith.

Transforming Norwich online meeting invite

Norwich church and Christian projects leaders are invited to an online Zoom meeting of Transforming Norwich’s Ministers and Leaders Together lunch on Wednesday November 4

Lesley retires from TimeNorfolk after 13 years

Lesley Bradfield, the director of pregnancy loss charity TimeNorfolk is retiring during the first part of 2021 after being part of the charity for 13 years.

Charity Christmas card shop opens at St Peter Mancroft

The original Norwich Charity Christmas Card shop will be opening in St Peter Mancroft church on Tuesday October 20.

Administrator vacancy at TimeNorfolk

TimeNorfolk is a charitable organisation that puts people at the heart of everything they do. They are looking for an Administrator due to the retirement of their existing Administrator.

Director vacancy at TimeNorfolk

TimeNorfolk is a charitable organisation that puts people at the heart of everything they do. They are looking for a new Director due to the retirement of their existing Director in March 2021.