Dedicated to supporting children and young people, the day is led by three speakers who have much experience in delivering support, care and advice. The booking fee of £20 is to include tea or coffee, provided from 10.00am - 10.45am, and a two course lunch in the Shrine Refectory.
How the Norfolk Wildlife Trust works with churches across the county to help the nature on your doorstep. Talk by Helen Baczkowska, Norfolk Wildlife Trust
Sight Loss Friendly Church (SLFC) is our exciting initiative to help churches to become accessible for people with sight loss. SLFC are providing some free sessions on Zoom for churches to find out more about SLFC. SLFC Q&A is a 1 hour session where you can meet SLFC's expert panel from Torch Trust and ask […]
What difference does it make to know something of the original language of the New Testament? We’ll look at how New Testament Greek works as a language, and how it differs from English; we’ll consider the challenges of translation, and how it is that varying translations of the same words or sentences come about; and we’ll […]
…how two diving Norfolk brothers, Julian & Lincoln Barnwell, discovered the wreck of a 17th Century warship which had carried the future King of England. A royal ship carrying James Stuart, future King James II, ran aground on a sandbank off the Norfolk coast on May 6, 1682, with great loss of life. For 325 […]
This event which will take place in Marsham Parish Church aims to support people in the art of living lightly on the earth. As we all make our response to the widely acknowledged climate emergency it is good to find out more about what we can do as individuals and as community. There will be […]
Join us for one of our regular series of meetings exploring the Rule of St Benedict. A chance to learn more about the Rule of St Benedict and to discover how it still speaks to us today. All are welcome; no previous knowledge about St Benedict or his rule is necessary! Monday 15th July from […]
One of East Anglia’s leading entertainers, and author of several books, gives witty and unique insight into rural East Anglia – its dialect, humour and general ‘goings on’. Charlie is not only a hugely entertaining speaker, but also a mine of information about the history of the English language, and how so many regional dialects […]
An afternoon with Diane Watt and Dr. Rob Knee about the life of Margaret Paston
Living with faith, hope and love in the company of Julian of Norwich. In 1373 Julian of Norwich experienced a remarkable series of visions of Christ, that she would later call Showings or Revelations of Divine Love. Over 650 years on we continue to find ourselves nourished, moved and challenged by Julian’s prayerful reflections on […]
Commodore Barry Bryant CVO RN will give an entertaining and fascinating talk on Admiral Lord Nelson - our local Norfolk hero! Everyone will no doubt know the story of how Admiral Lord Nelson won a famous victory over a combined French and Spanish fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805 - sadly […]
Who do you think you are? A talk from John-Francis Friendship John-Francis Friendship is a priest, spiritual director, pastoral supervisor and published author. He previously was professed to the Society of St. Francis. Then he was an Anglican priest for a decade. Today he is the author of Enfolded in Christ: The inner life […]
