Related Churches within the area and contact information from external sources such as Crockfords can be found below.
Church of England
Diocese of Norwich
Great Ryburgh with Little Ryburgh and Testerton
Related Churches
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St Bartholomew, Brisley (St Bart's)
Norwich
The Church is open every day to welcome visitors. Ref. special 'Services and events' & 'Calendar'.
St Bart's Church has many medieval features including traces of wall paintings and a dramatic Good Friday Victorian east window.
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St Mary's, Colkirk, with Oxwick, & Pattesley
Norwich
Our Church is open every day to welcome visitors. Ref. 'Services and events' & 'Calendar'.
St Mary's Church is medieval with Victorian rebuilding and features a striking modern Angel Rood Screen.
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St Edmund's, Horningtoft
Norwich
Welcome! Church open daily for visitors.
Generally two Sunday Services per month - click on the Services and events 'Calendar'.
Heritage files accessible in church for village history.
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St Mary's, Whissonsett
Norwich
Welcome. St Mary's Church is open every day to welcome casual visitors.
Our medieval Church features a millennium-old Saxon Cross unique in Norfolk.
See 'Services and Events' tab on the left, and then 'Calendar' for dates.
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St Helen's, Gateley
Norwich
Welcome to Helen's Church.
We are open every day to welcome visitors.
This ancient, rustic church features a rare pre-Reformation medieval 'rood screen'.
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St Nicholas, Shereford with St Peter's, Dunton
Norwich
Welcome to St Nicholas, Shereford, and neighbouring St Peter's Dunton.
Both churches are open daily for historic interest and a timeless haven for prayer and reflection.
Shereford church, with its thousand year-old round tower, is administered by the Diocese of Norwich Churches Trust. Medieval Dunton Church, with its Victorian windows and recreated rood loft, is administered by the Norfolk Churches Trust. Both remain operative as sacred spaces for services of Christian worship - see Calendar (Services and events).
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