On Nov 7th we're honoured to be hosting an evening of interest to our eight congregations (in St Nicholas). Kit Martin CBE will discuss "The importance of the wonderful built heritage at the heart of our communities" and our architect Iain Walker will discuss the imminent re-ordering of St Nicholas, Swafield to incorporate a community arts centre.

If you’re interested in the renovation of historic properties like Gunton Park or the imminent launch of the St Nicks Community Art Centre, then you don’t want to miss this!

The event will be hosted by Rev Dr Sally Myers and there will be a Q&A panel. By the time of this meeting our new temporary toilet & heating will be in place! Hurrah!

The talks will be preceded by an optional fish & chip supper. The food will be delivered at 7pm and the talks will start around 7:30pm. Our licensed bar will be open.

Entrance is free but tickets are limited and need to be booked. Fish & chips are chargeable & must be booked in advance.

Further details at trunchcinema.com or Tim on 01692 402624

Everyone is welcome at our services, as we aspire to be a welcoming church that truly values everyone, seeking to be a blessing to our communities through compassionate service, practical support and advocacy against poverty, injustice and discrimination.

We believe that considered faith in God is key to flourishing as individuals and in relationship with each other and creation.

If you are new to church, faith or maybe even this corner of Norfolk, you have come to the right place!

We look forward to welcoming you!