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Four residents from homelessness charity Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney are setting out on an epic adventure next month to walk across the country from St David’s in Wales to the charity’s home in Ditchingham, South Norfolk.
450-mile fundraising Walk of Kindness to Norfolk
Charity volunteers encouraged by church support
Local team members for Christian charity Samaritan's Purse, who distributes shoeboxes to children at Christmas, have been busy visiting a church in Brundall and others far away as Essex.
Norwich Quakers join peace vigil at Lakenheath
Norwich Quakers have joined other peace campaigners from the Lakenheath Alliance for Peace (LAP) in a three-day walk and cycle from Norwich to establish an international peace camp at the US-controlled RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk.
Souls of our Shoes exhibitions throughout Norfolk
Exhibitions highlighting the prevalence of domestic abuse will be on display throughout the county this summer.
New canon link between two Norwich cathedrals
The bond between Norfolk’s two cathedrals has been strengthened as the Dean of the Catholic Cathedral became an ecumenical canon of Norwich Anglican Cathedral on June 30.
Norwich Diocese warns of SEND funding crisis
The Norwich Diocesan Board of Education has warned of a Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) funding crisis coming in September due to cuts by Norfolk County Council.
Petertide ordinations set for Norwich Cathedral
The Diocese of Norwich will see five people ordained as Deacons and six ordained as Priests over two services in Norwich Cathedral this weekend.
Papal Nuncio’s three-day visit to East Anglia
The Papal Nuncio to Great Britain has paid a three-day visit to the Diocese of East Anglia this week and has been in Newmarket, Poringland, Norwich, Quidenham, King’s Lynn and Walsingham, meeting priests, pupils and parishioners.
Invite a Shoebox appeal speaker to your church 
Now is the time to gather information on Operation Christmas Child for your church, school, group or business, say Norfolk charity reps Debra and Mark who are happy to talk to groups in preparation for donating shoeboxes later in the year.
Put nature first for Norfolk children to win £1000
The Bishop of Norwich First Nature Award aims to recognise and celebrate a Norfolk project or organisation which is helping children and young people connect with the natural world. The top prize is £1000.
Norfolk charity's new services for young people
The Matthew Project held a training and launch event last month for two services aimed at supporting young people affected by substance use.
30 years of women priests celebrated in Norwich
A special service of Choral Evensong was held at Norwich Anglican Cathedral to mark the 30th anniversary of the first ordination of women to the priesthood in the Church of England on Tuesday April 30.
YMCA Norfolk honours team at annual awards
YMCA Norfolk has gathered together over 100 staff members for its annual staff day at The Space, a social enterprise conference centre in Sprowston.
Why do adults decide to join the Catholic Church?
With a background of an increasingly secular society, why do some adults still decide to join the Catholic Church? A new report by the Diocese of East Anglia Commission for the New Evangelisation throws some light on the matter.
Norfolk churches team take on African marathon
A team of ten Christians from different Norfolk churches are preparing to take on the marathon challenge of a lifetime in West Africa for international children’s charity Street Child.
Norfolk chaplaincy offers roadshow to churches
After the success of its first five years as a charity, Community Chaplaincy Norfolk (CCN) is offering to take its Celebration of Hope Roadshow to churches and other local venues.
Norwich services to bless holy Chrism oils
During Holy Week, Chrism services to bless the holy oils were held in both of Norwich's two cathedrals in front of large congregations drawn from across two dioceses.
Norwich walk to remember loved ones lost
The Matthew Project’s second Walk to Remember event took place in Norwich city centre on Saturday March 2.
A new day of hope dawns at Easter says Bishop Peter
The Bishop of East Anglia, the Rt Rev Peter Collins reflects on the events of Holy Week and Easter Sunday when a new day of hope dawns for us all.
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