Dickleburgh and The Pulhams

Six Churches with one Vision: To be “The heartbeat of our community”

Our vision is to put Jesus at the centre of our churches, communities and lives: making the new life he offers the heartbeat of our life together.

For Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals, please contact the Benefice Administrator Julie Woolterton, during office hours 10am - 12noon Monday to Friday or send her an email - see the "Get in touch" box below. For Pastoral or Spiritual matters, please use the Who's Who page for contact details.

You'll find more information about us on these pages.

Get in touch

Phone us: 01379 741994

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What's on

TLC at The Cottage

Monthly. Every Third Monday at for 1 hour, 30 mins
The Cottage
Common Road, Dickleburgh

Tender, loving care; truth, love, courage.
'Fan into flames...'
We love having new people come and join us - it's an open time for all, for prayerful discussion.
You'll find a welcome at The Cottage, Common Road, Dickleburgh, IP21 4PJ

Guided Meditation

Every Tuesday at for 1 hour
Zoom
, United Kingdom

You are invited to join Gale and others via Zoom to be guided into a relaxation of your body and your mind, and to meditate on a verse from the Bible. All are welcome at Meeting ID: 836 2889 3502 Passcode: 913065.

Start! Course

Every Thursday at for 1 hour, 30 mins
Please note that this event will not start until
The Brewhouse
Pulham Market

6 weekly sessions in the Brewhouse, Pulham Market. 7.30 - 9pm
Would you like the time and space to think about some of life's big questions?
Where is my life headed?
Who is God?
How could being a Christian help me?
Join us for pudding and a cuppa; a chance to talk, ask questions, and meet new people.

No meeting on 29th May

Our churches

Safeguarding

As a benefice, we are committed to ensuring we create and provide a safe encivornment for all.
We follow, uphold and endorse the Church of England's Safegaurding policies and proceedures, which can be found by following the link below.

It is very important that any concerns or allegations of abuse are reported promptly.
If there is immediate danger or medical attention is required then 999 should be called.
Otherwise the information should be reported to the Benefice Safeguarding Officer, Norman Steer, on 01379 854245
If he is not available then the Rector should be contacted on 07534548886, or Sue Brice on 07958 377079.

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