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Love and companionship at Norwich care home

At 89 and 94 respectively, Ken Brown and Joyce Hulks knew that moving into a care home would mark a new phase in their lives – however they did not count on finding love.

Final album as Norfolk composer loses cancer fight

Inspirational Norfolk Christian composer and producer, Roger Mayor, has lost his battle against cancer, just weeks after releasing his final CD called "Closer".

Assistant Lay Pastor for Norwich Methodist Church

The Methodist Church Norwich Circuit is seeking to appoint a full-time Assistant Lay Pastor for Bowthorpe Road Methodist Church.

Norwich Foodbank gives energy for a cup of tea

In response to soaring energy prices, Norwich Foodbank is supporting people through one-off payments towards gas and electricity.

First chance to read Summer Good News paper

The Summer edition of popular Christian newspaper Good News for Norwich and Norfolk, containing stories from across the local Christian community, has just been published online.

Listening to each other, and to God

As we move through a period of increasing industrial unrest, Andy Bryant urges us to spend more time listening to each other’s point of view..

New Archdeacons appointed in Norfolk

The Bishop of Norwich, the Rt Revd Graham Usher, has announced the appointment of two new Archdeacons of Norwich and Lynn.

Garden now open at Revelation cafe

Summer is here and Revelation Café has opened its garden for you to enjoy it!

Norwich conference tells stories of multiplication

St Thomas Norwich recently had the privilege of hosting the East Anglian hub of Multiply 2022, a national conference on church multiplication.

Mid Norfolk Foodbank partners with Tesco for summer appeal

The Mid Norfolk food bank is calling on people to give food and other essentials to Tesco's Summer Food Appeal.

Holt charity fixes Malawi cyclone damage

A couple from North Norfolk charity Aid Africa spent some time in Malawi recently repairing damage caused by January’s devastating cyclone.

Norwich Passion Play turned into dramatic Gospel film

A short film, recorded during the recent Norwich Passion Play, has been released online to tell the Gospel story in a contemporary way through the drama played out on the city streets by Saltmine Theatre Company and local actors and musicians.

Norwich professor quits ivory tower to work for the homeless

Professor of Faith and Global Politics Lee Marsden will be leaving the University of East Anglia after 17 years to become Head of Supporter Relations at Hope into Action.

Why are we so judgemental?

Regular contributor Philip Young believes that there is an alternative to the judgemental and often cruel attitudes in our society.

Norfolk Healing Rooms has faith for our times

Norfolk Healing Rooms (HRs) provide free ministry for healing in body, mind and spirit. Norfolk HRs also run Norfolk School of Prophets (NSOP) and Prophetic Intercessors at NSOP.

YMCA Norfolk service set to save NHS over £1m

YMCA Norfolk’s Wellbeing Matters service has saved the NHS an estimated £565,796 so far this year through not having to refer a single young person to CAMHS after engaging with the charity’s therapeutic staff team.

Yarmouth churches’ blue plaques for Covid help

Churches in the Great Yarmouth area who provided food and support for the needy during the pandemic have been recognised with Blue Plaques.

Carer/companion needed in North Norfolk

A part-time (20 - 30 hours p/w) carer/companion is required for Nicky, a Christian lady who lives in Blakeney, North Norfolk.

Amilcar to leave East Norfolk Youth for Christ

East Norfolk Youth for Christ will be losing their youth worker, Amilcar Formoso, at the end of the academic year, and are considering their options for continuing the work in the area.