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A beautiful small church on a little hill
overlooking Hoveton and Wroxham, and the
valley of the river Bure. The main part of hte
church dates from Norman times, and has
courses of a black building material, 'iron-
bound conglomerate', as well as signs of
earlier door and window. The little brick
tower of the 18th century replaces a
mediaeval one struck by lightning. Inside is
a delightful little rood screen, though its
paintings have long gone. In the windows
on the south side, a collection of continental
stained glass panels, Swiss, Flemish &
German. A small extension was built in
recent years, providing WC, kitchen & level
access for wheelchairs, though the door
needs to be opened by someone from
inside.
overlooking Hoveton and Wroxham, and the
valley of the river Bure. The main part of hte
church dates from Norman times, and has
courses of a black building material, 'iron-
bound conglomerate', as well as signs of
earlier door and window. The little brick
tower of the 18th century replaces a
mediaeval one struck by lightning. Inside is
a delightful little rood screen, though its
paintings have long gone. In the windows
on the south side, a collection of continental
stained glass panels, Swiss, Flemish &
German. A small extension was built in
recent years, providing WC, kitchen & level
access for wheelchairs, though the door
needs to be opened by someone from
inside.
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The Revd Michael Sears
11 Church lane
Wroxham
Norwich
NR12 8SH
Tel: 01603 784536
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Sunday
Parish Communion
Holy Communion with hymns, readings and sermon , with a friendly congregation, and the opportunity to stop and meet people over coffee and biscuits. Visitors very welcome. Children are welcome - they are encouraged to take part in the service - Additional activities are available
Every second third and fourth Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes
Holy Communion with hymns, readings and sermon , with a friendly congregation, and the opportunity to stop and meet people over coffee and biscuits. Visitors very welcome. Children are welcome - they are encouraged to take part in the service - Additional activities are available
Every second third and fourth Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes
Informal Service
An informal service for people of all ages. Usually Communion. Modern and traditional hymns are used. Children's activities are available if needed.
Every first Sunday at 11:00 AM for ¾ hour
An informal service for people of all ages. Usually Communion. Modern and traditional hymns are used. Children's activities are available if needed.
Every first Sunday at 11:00 AM for ¾ hour
Friday
Bats in the Belfry
After-School Club for children aged 5-11, held fortnightly on Fridays during School term. Stories, games, songs, making things, cutting out & colouring; structured & supervised introduction to aspects of the Christian faith. We gather in the Primary School, and walk across the playing field into church in a servised group. Drinks & snack served; WC available
Fortnightly every Friday at 3:15 PM for 1 hour
After-School Club for children aged 5-11, held fortnightly on Fridays during School term. Stories, games, songs, making things, cutting out & colouring; structured & supervised introduction to aspects of the Christian faith. We gather in the Primary School, and walk across the playing field into church in a servised group. Drinks & snack served; WC available
Fortnightly every Friday at 3:15 PM for 1 hour
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A Church Near You ID: 2930
Built: 1100
Style of worship: Central
Built: 1100
Style of worship: Central
Archdeaconry: NORFOLK (262)
Deanery: ST BENET AT WAXHAM & TUNSTEAD (26210)
Benefice: Wroxham w Hoveton and Belaugh (26/473CJ)
Parish Legal Name: HOVETON ST. JOHN (260211)
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