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Norfolk Churches receive Historic England grants

Four Norfolk churches have received Historic England grants for repairs.

Singing celebration of Dippy's visit to Norwich

More than 1,000 schoolchildren joined with Norwich Cathedral Choir to celebrate Dippy the dinosaur’s visit with some new music last week.

Norfolk parents get opportunity to pray together for schools

A group of parents in Norfolk have been praying together for their children, their children’s school and each other. Sarah Betts shares an invitation to join in.

People with sight loss welcome in Norfolk churches

The Torch Trust will be running a series of taster sessions to help churches welcome blind and partially sighted people.

Norwich audience hears plea to politicians after Covid

Politicians need to rediscover the importance of family, of faith and of place in politics after the Covid pandemic has sparked a change in community and what is possible, argued former Labour minister Ruth Kelly at the latest Newman Lecture in Norwich.

Dinosaurs, evolution and religion lecture

Beneath the skeleton of a fossilised Diplodocus from the Natural History Museum, Dr Nick Spencer gave a fascinating lecture in Norwich Cathedral about dinosaurs, evolution and religion.

Dippy's Norwich visit inspires 9,000 planet pledges

Dippy the dinosaur’s visit to Norwich Anglican Cathedral has inspired more than 9,000 pledges to protect the planet.

Gospel choir helps Norwich church Covid-19 reflections

The Norwich Community Gospel Choir helped people to reflect on the Covid-19 pandemic at a concert at St Stephen’s Church in Norwich on Saturday September 28 as part of the church’s After The Storm event.

Norwich church art and concerts reflect on Covid-19

Until September 25, concerts and an art exhibition at St Stephen's church in Norwich city centre will continue on the theme of "After the Storm? a reflection on the Covid-19 pandemic."

100,000 people see Dippy at Norwich Cathedral

More than 100,000 people have enjoyed visiting the Natural History Museum’s Dippy the dinosaur since he took up residence in Norwich Cathedral’s Nave in July.

Norwich choir appeals for new singers to join

A Norwich-based choir, which raises money to support Norfolk churches and other charities, is appealing for new members as it plans to restart rehearsals from early September.

Norwich church art exhibition reflects on pandemic

During September, seven artists from the local Norwich20 group will be exhibiting in St Stephen's church in Norwich city centre on the theme of "After the Storm? a reflection on the Covid-19 pandemic."

Norwich to Australia link for new Soul Time book

A Norwich mother and daughter have worked together in an across-the-world collaboration to write a new devotional Christian book about drawing closer to God.

Japan prayer encourages Suffolk missionary couple

With all eyes on Tokyo for the Olympics and Paralympics, a Suffolk missionary couple working in Japan are hugely encouraged that the nation is being lifted up in prayer around the world.

Evolution and scripture linked through Dippy

Beneath the enormous skeleton of Dippy the Dinosaur in Norwich Cathedral, 90 socially-distanced people heard Rev Dr Ernest Lucas explain how science and scripture offer complementary rather than contradictory perspectives on humanity’s place in the world.

A million hours of prayer for Japanese Olympics

To mark the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Tokyo on Friday July 23, Japan1Million’s first Global Prayer Gathering will virtually unite Christians from around the world to open the games with prayer.

Choir welcome Dippy the dinosaur to Norwich Cathedral

Dippy the dinosaur has taken up residence at Norwich Anglican Cathedral for the final stop on his nationwide tour and was welcomed in style by cathedral choristers.

Dippy the dinosaur is rebuilt in Norwich Cathedral

Dippy, the Natural History Museum’s iconic dinosaur, has arrived at Norwich Anglican Cathedral and is being rebuilt this week ready for visitors from July 13.

Festival Pastors ask for Latitude prayer support

As the Latitude Festival confirmed it will go ahead in late July at full capacity as part of the government’s Covid Event Research Programme, the team behind the Christian Festival Pastors have appealed for prayer support for their work.

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