In Norfolk and Waveney, there are church communities across 20 deanery areas.
With over 650 church buildings, the Diocese of Norwich has one of the highest numbers of heritage buildings in the UK. Over 90% of which are Grade listed buildings, many are hundreds of years old with ancient stories to tell. All our church buildings regularly used for prayer and worship can be found through A Church Near You.
In addition to these churches, you can find redundant and ruined churches, and those in Norfolk but also in other dioceses, on the Exploring Norfolk Churches website. You can also find articles, photos and trails to explore.
The most important part of our churches are the people who serve in them, from clergy and lay ministers, to Parochial church council members and volunteers. Serving their local parishes and communities week in, week out and living out their Christian faith in this way.
Do you look after a church building?
You can find the church building information pages here.
Churches of Note
The Diocese of Norwich is also home to many churches of note, including:
- Norwich Cathedral
- Great Yarmouth Minster
- King’s Lynn Minster
- St Benet’s Abbey
- Wymondham Abbey
- Walsingham Shrine
- St Julian of Norwich