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Stiffkey: St John the Baptist
Welcome to our Church in Stiffkey, which is open at all times for private prayer or just to experience the location for its peace and tranquillity
The Church is St. John the Baptist by name, but also the site of another former church dedicated to St. Mary.
Discover more in our Church guide and historical notes.
We look forward to your visit!
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Morston: All Saints
Welcome to All Saints, Morston - everyone is welcome at any of our services and events. Our church is open daily from 8am to dusk.
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Bale: All Saints
The church of All Saints, Bale, is very welcoming - its interior radiates calm and peacefulness. There are also stunning stained glass windows - please see norfolkstainedglass.org for further information.
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Langham Episcopi: St Andrew and St Mary
We are very happy to offer Matins every second and fourth Sunday, using the Book of Common Prayer. Sometimes we have an organist, sometimes we sing along to the magic 'black box' and sometimes we sing unaccompanied! This is a lovely church; please enjoy it too.
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Gunthorpe: St Mary
The church of St. Mary, Gunthorpe is set high up, overlooking the village. It sits amongst fields; a gem of a church with a beautiful churchyard. There is one service a month, offering reflection, peace and great friendliness.
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Binham Priory: St Mary and the Holy Cross
A magnificent building surrounded by the ruins of the Benedictine Priory. There is much to see here and a wonderful environment to enjoy. Services are either Holy Communion or Matins; all are welcome.
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Sharrington: All Saints
Our normal practice is to hold a service in our lovely Church at 0930 every Sunday. On the first and third Sundays we have a service of Morning Prayer led by the Churchwardens. On the second and fourth Sundays we have Holy Communion. When there are five Sundays in the month a Group Service is held which may take place at another local Church. Our Church is open during the day and visitors are always most welcome.
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Saxlingham: St Margaret
St. Margaret's Church Saxlingham has some mighty yews in the churchyard and is home to a bat colony, now cared for in specialised areas of the church so both bats and church are protected. Its monthly Holy Communion service welcomes everyone.
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