| This week, for the first time, the Mothers’ Union elected a Worldwide President from outside of Britain, voting for Sheran Harper from Guyana who has worked closely, in the past, with Mothers’ Union Diocese of Norwich. |
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| As many Christians in Norfolk are filling shoeboxes with Christmas presents for children overseas, the Regional Coordinator for Operation Christmas Child Trish Ellse emphasises it is more than a shoebox - it can also lead to The Greatest Journey. |
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| Three landmark Norfolk churches have teamed up with the Royal British Legion and local papers the Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News to launch a campaign to honour all those who fought and fell in the First World War. |
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| The Diocese of East Anglia has admitted making historic mistakes in allowing a Catholic priest who had a conviction for indecency in New Zealand in 1976 to play a role in parishes across Norfolk and Suffolk from the 1980s. |
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| A Norfolk Christian police officer has been appointed to help drive forward a new multi-faith initiative designed to galvanise the support of faith groups to support the police and to help address problems and challenges within communities. |
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| The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, is to take part in an historic short ecumenical service at St John the Baptist Cathedral in Norwich on November 7 at the start of a three-day visit to Norfolk. |
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