Thelveton: St Andrew

The parish of Thelveton with Frenze.

Our mission is to create a peaceful oasis where people can find spiritual refreshment in God. All are welcome to come to enjoy the peace and tranquility of this rural church and churchyard

Our parish includes the historic church at Frenze, which is in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust.

At St Andrew's, Thelveton at 11am on the first Sunday of the month we have Morning Prayer in modern language; on the third Sunday we have Morning Prayer in Traditional language; on the fourth Sunday we have a Service of Holy Communion.

On Wednesday at 9am we usually have Morning Prayer.

Please check the Services page for any changes to this pattern.

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Get in touch

Julie Woolterton

Benefice Office,
Church Rooms,
The Street,
Dickleburgh,
Norfolk

Benefice Administrator
01379 741 994

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Sunday Services at Thelveton

Every Sunday at for 1 hour
Thelveton: St Andrew
Church Road, Thelveton, Diss, IP21 4NH, GB

Our church is open for worship every Sunday at 11am.
First Sunday - a lay-led service of Morning Prayer in modern language
Third Sunday - a lay-led Book of Common Prayer Matins
Fourth Sunday - a service of Holy Communion in modern language
Second Sundays our Church is open for private prayer.
Fifth Sundays our Church is usually open for private prayer, and there is a Benefice Holy Communion in one of our six churches
Check the News and Notices for any changes in the normal pattern of services.

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Safeguarding

Dickleburgh and the Pulhams Team Ministry
Safeguarding Vision statement
‘Treat everyone with respect, setting a positive example for others’.
Policy statement on Safeguarding Children, Young People and Vulnerable Adult
in the Dickleburgh and Pulham Team Ministry:
• It is the responsibility of all church members to do their best to prevent the physical, sexual, emotional, financial or spiritual abuse or neglect of children, young people and vulnerable adults and to report any abuse that is alleged or suspected.
• The Dickleburgh and Pulham ministry adopts the Church of England guidelines ‘Promoting a Safer Church’ as set out in the parish safeguarding handbook. This is available in the Benefice Office and from the Church Wardens. It is also available online at www.dioceseofnorwich.org Safeguarding policies and practice.
• The PCC of each parish, together with the incumbent, is the lead body and is responsible for the appointment of church workers, both paid and voluntary, in that parish.
• In order to comply with safer recruitment practise, church workers will be required to complete a confidential declaration form. Church roles that include direct responsibility for children, young people or vulnerable adults may require a DBS disclosure.
• Church workers will be expected to undertake the safeguarding training that is offered by the Diocese.
Safeguarding Officer for the Dickleburgh and Pulham Team Ministry
The person appointed to oversee the implementation of this policy is Reverend Norman Steer. He will report to the parish PCCs and the incumbent on the development of policy, monitoring and record keeping.
General Enquiries
The Benefice Safeguarding Officer, Norman Steer, is available to provide information or discuss any queries.
He can be contacted by phone on 01379 854245
Reporting concerns of allegations of abuse
It is very important that any concerns or allegations of abuse are reported promptly.
If there is immediate danger or medical attention is required then 999 should be called.
Otherwise the information should be reported to the Benefice Safeguarding Officer, Norman Steer, on 01379 854245
If he is not available then the Rector should be contacted on 01379 676921 or 07809430967, or Sue Brice on 07958 377079.

Note - we currently have a vacancy for Rector, please contact Norman or Sue Brice during the vacancy.