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Morley St Peter
Welcome to Morley St Peter
Nestled in the charming village of Morley, St Peter’s is a place of timeless beauty and warm community spirit. As part of the Church of England, we offer traditional Sunday services and a space for anyone seeking prayer, reflection, or fellowship. Whether you’re a long-standing worshipper or just curious about faith, you’ll find a friendly welcome and open hearts here.
In addition to our regular worship, we enjoy hosting seasonal services and occasional community gatherings—creating opportunities to connect and celebrate together.
Come as you are—find peace in our historic setting, friendship in our congregation, and a place to belong. We’re excited to welcome you to St Peter’s.
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Hackford: St Mary
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Woodrising: St Nicholas
Nestled in the tranquil village of Woodrising, St Nicholas’ is a peaceful and inviting place for gathering in worship, prayer, and community fellowship. As part of the Church of England, we offer traditional Sunday services enriched by our friendly and inclusive congregation. Whether you’re a lifelong churchgoer or simply beginning to explore faith, you’ll be met with a warm welcome and a sense of belonging.
We also host seasonal services, reflective prayer sessions, and occasional village events—creating meaningful opportunities to share, celebrate, and grow together.
Join us as you are—discover solace in our historic building, friendship in our congregation, and a place to call home at St Nicholas'. We can’t wait to welcome you.
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Deopham: St Andrew
Nestled in the tranquil village of Deopham, St Andrew’s is a peaceful and inviting place for gathering in worship, prayer, and community fellowship. As part of the Church of England, we offer traditional Sunday services enriched by our friendly and inclusive congregation. Whether you’re a lifelong churchgoer or simply beginning to explore faith, you’ll be met with a warm welcome and a sense of belonging.
We also host seasonal services, reflective prayer sessions, and occasional village events—creating meaningful opportunities to share, celebrate, and grow together.
Join us as you are—discover solace in our historic building, friendship in our congregation, and a place to call home at St Andrew’s. We can’t wait to welcome you.
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Morley: St Botolph
Tucked away in the peaceful village of Morley, St Botolph’s offers a serene and welcoming space for worship, reflection, and community. As part of the Church of England, we hold traditional Sunday services that blend time-honoured liturgy with a warm and inclusive atmosphere. Whether you're familiar with church life or exploring faith anew, you'll find open hearts and friendly faces here.
Beyond worship, we host occasional seasonal services, quiet prayer sessions, and village events—simple, meaningful ways to connect and grow together.
Come as you are—experience the calm of our historic church, find companionship in our congregation, and discover your place in the life of St Botolph’s. We look forward to meeting you
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Scoulton: Holy Trinity
Nestled in the tranquil village of Scoulton, Holy Trinity, is a peaceful and inviting place for gathering in worship, prayer, and community fellowship. As part of the Church of England, we offer traditional Sunday services enriched by our friendly and inclusive congregation. Whether you’re a lifelong churchgoer or simply beginning to explore faith, you’ll be met with a warm welcome and a sense of belonging.
We also host seasonal services, reflective prayer sessions, and occasional village events—creating meaningful opportunities to share, celebrate, and grow together.
Join us as you are—discover solace in our historic building, friendship in our congregation, and a place to call home at Holy Trinity. We can’t wait to welcome you.
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Hingham: St Andrew
We are a friendly, welcoming church, located in the town of Hingham. We are part of the High Oak, Hingham and Scoulton with Woodrising Benefice.
Our vision for the next 3 years is to be;
Seeking to grow the congregation and work with children and young people; stabilising the finances of the parish to be financially secure and independent; realising the Facilities Project to encourage the community use of the church
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