Come and join us coffee and cake and most importantly a chat!

We are open from 10am to around 11am on Wednesday mornings.

Get to know people from around the village - or just get the opportunity to be out of the house.

We would love to meet you.

Join us for our morning service of worship, prayer and sharing of the Holy Communion.

Join us for Sharing Church—a new, interactive style of worship where faith, fellowship, and food come together. More than just a service, this is a chance to connect, reflect, and share in a relaxed and welcoming space.

Our second gathering is on Sunday 27th July at St Andrew’s, Saxthorpe.

We’ll start at 10am with tea, coffee, and fresh pastries—because good conversations often begin around the table. At 10:30am, we’ll move into a time of music, prayer, and Bible reading and prayer.

This month’s theme is inequality in our world, inspired by the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19–31). Come and discuss this over tea/coffee and croissants...

Whether you’re a regular at church or just curious, come as you are - We’d love to see you!

Families are very welcome to come and share some craft or activities followed by a song, a prayer and tea together.

20 Aug Plumstead
3 Sept Hempstead
17 Sept Barningham Winter
1 Oct Plumstead
15 Oct onwards Hempstead

Meditation has become a regular and enriching part of our community life. Each first and third Wednesday at 6pm, we gather to quieten our minds and create space for God to work within us. Whether you are an experienced meditator or simply curious, we warmly welcome you to join us on this journey.

We believe that meditation is a skill that can be developed over time, much like prayer. It’s an opportunity to intentionally step away from the noise of daily life and enter a state of peaceful awareness. In this silence, we can listen for God’s guidance and deepen our spiritual connection. It is a time to simply "be" with God, without the need for words or specific requests.

Our sessions are usually around 30 minutes and to help you feel more comfortable during the session, we suggest bringing a cushion for the pews.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Harvest is a time when we are all invited to bring our gifts, reflect on God's goodness to us and to give thanks.

Matlaske is a wonderful place to be part of the Harvest service. Along with their neighbour, Barningham Winter, there will celebration, hymns and light lunch afterwards.

This Harvest Festival Service retains the traditional idea of thanksgiving for a successful harvest safely gathered in.

All are welcome to share in the open service of singing and giving thanks.

Refreshments including fruit crumble afterwards!

All Souls is a tender and reflective time in the church year when we remember before God those we love but see no longer. It is a moment to pause, to give thanks for their lives, and to bring our grief, our memories, and our hope into God’s presence.

All who have recently been bereaved are especially welcome to this quiet service of prayer and contemplation. Names of loved ones can be read aloud as part of the service, and candles may be lit in their memory — simple yet profound acts that help us honour them and entrust them to God’s eternal care.

Whether your loss is recent or from many years ago, this gentle service offers space for reflection, comfort, and peace. In the stillness of worship, we remember together that God holds us, and those we love, in unfailing love and light.

Join us as we gather for a service of prayer, remembrance, and hope. Together we will honour those who gave their lives in times of war and conflict, and pray for peace in our world today.

The service will include the laying of wreaths and the traditional Two Minutes’ Silence — a time for stillness, reflection, and gratitude. All are welcome to share in this meaningful act of remembrance

Join us as we gather for a service of prayer, remembrance, and hope. Together we will honour those who gave their lives in times of war and conflict, and pray for peace in our world today.

The service will include the laying of wreaths and the traditional Two Minutes’ Silence — a time for stillness, reflection, and gratitude. All are welcome to share in this meaningful act of remembrance.

Join us as we gather for a service of prayer, remembrance, and hope. Together we will honour those who gave their lives in times of war and conflict, and pray for peace in our world today.

The service will include the laying of wreaths and the traditional Two Minutes’ Silence — a time for stillness, reflection, and gratitude. All are welcome to share in this meaningful act of remembrance

Join us as we gather for a service of prayer, remembrance, and hope. Together we will honour those who gave their lives in times of war and conflict, and pray for peace in our world today.

The service will include the laying of wreaths and the traditional Two Minutes’ Silence — a time for stillness, reflection, and gratitude. All are welcome to share in this meaningful act of remembrance

Join us for Sharing Church—a new, interactive style of worship where faith, fellowship, and food come together. More than just a service, this is a chance to connect, reflect, and share in a relaxed and welcoming space.

We’ll start at 10am with tea, coffee, and fresh pastries—because good conversations often begin around the table. At 10:30am, we’ll move into a time of music, prayer, and Bible reading and prayer.

Whether you’re a regular at church or just curious, come as you are - We’d love to see you!

Families are very welcome to come and share some craft or activities followed by a song, a prayer and tea together.

Advent marks the beginning of the Christmas season — a time of hope, reflection, and joyful expectation. Our Advent service helps us prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ, through prayer, readings, and hymns that remind us of God’s promise of light and peace.

Come and join us for morning service in the beautiful fifteenth-century St Peter's Church at North Barningham.

Dress warm - there is no heating in this Church!

Come and experience the Christmas story in a new and memorable way at our Living Nativity. This special event brings the story of Jesus’ birth to life, with characters, scenes, and activities to help all ages engage with the wonder of that first Christmas.

Whether you come with family, friends, or on your own, you’ll find a warm welcome and a chance to step into the heart of the nativity story.

More details about times and activities will be shared soon — but for now, please save the date and join us on this festive Saturday event.

Carols and Nativity rolled into one!

Come and join us for both traditional and contemporary festivities.

Children can turn up and join in.

Mulled wine and mince pies afterwards.

Our Carol Service featuring a choir is one of the highlights of the Christmas season — a joyful celebration filled with well-loved carols, readings, and the timeless story of the birth of Jesus. Whether you have been coming to church for many years, haven’t been for a long time, or are simply curious to experience the wonder of Christmas in a traditional way, you will find a warm welcome here.

You don’t need to know the words or the tunes — just come and enjoy the music, the atmosphere, and the sense of community as voices join together in song. The service is family-friendly and open to all, offering a chance to pause in the busyness of December and to share in the hope and joy that Christmas brings.

We warmly invite you to join us, bring friends and family, and be part of this very special celebration.

You are warmly invited to our Christingle Service — a joyful and family-friendly celebration at the heart of the Christmas season. The service is centred around the Christingle, a decorated orange with a candle, ribbon, and sweets, which together tell the story of God’s light and love for the world.

Children (and adults too!) will be given a Christingle to hold as we sing, listen to the Christmas story, and share in the wonder of this special tradition. It’s a beautiful way to pause in the busyness of December, and to experience the hope and joy that Christmas brings.

Whether you’ve been to a Christingle service many times before, or are coming along for the first time, you’ll find a warm welcome for all ages. Bring your family, invite your friends, and come and share the light with us this Christmas.

Join us for a beautiful candlelit service on Christmas Eve — a time of stillness, reflection, and joyful anticipation as we prepare to welcome the birth of Christ.

In the soft glow of candlelight, with carols, readings, and prayers, we share together in the wonder and hope of Christmas.

All are warmly invited to this moving service, which leads us gently into the celebration of Christmas Day.

Midnight Mass: The Heart of Christmas

Before the excitement of Christmas morning, there is a moment of sacred stillness. For generations, Christians have gathered on this night to keep watch for the dawn of hope.

We continue this beautiful tradition with a service of lessons, carols, and Holy Communion, all held in the gentle glow of candlelight. We start at 11:00 PM on Christmas Eve, preparing our hearts together so that we may welcome the birth of Christ at the stroke of midnight.

Come, experience the true magic and meaning of Christmas. All are welcome.

Celebrate the joy of Christmas with us at St Andrew's

Join our heart-warming Christmas Day Service as we come together to share in the spirit of love and unity. All are welcome to join this special occasion, as we embrace the warmth of the season with open hearts.

Families are especially invited to be part of our festive gathering, creating cherished memories in the company of loved ones.

During the service, we will also be offering communion, a symbolic and sacred tradition that adds a meaningful touch to our celebration.

The Christmas Day festivities may have passed, but the joy of the season continues! Join us this Sunday for a reflective and comforting Eucharist service.

In the quiet, gentle days following Christmas, we gather to dwell deeper in the mystery of the Incarnation—the truth that God is with us. This service is a peaceful opportunity to reflect on the meaning of Christ's birth for our lives, beyond the carols and celebrations.

We will share in the sacrament of Holy Communion, finding strength and grace at the Lord's table as we step into the new year together. All who seek God's presence are warmly welcome.