Christmas Tree Festival at St. Mary’s Church, Martham – 13th–16th DecemberStep into the festive season at St. Mary’s Church, Martham, where from Saturday 13th to Tuesday 16th December the church will be transformed into a sparkling grove of Christmas trees, each one lovingly decorated by local people and organisations. It’s the perfect place to soak up the sights, sounds and scents of Christmas, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy music, storytelling, worship and seasonal treats.The festival begins on Saturday 13th December from 12 noon, when you can wander among the twinkling trees, before gathering at 4.00pm for magical Christmas storytelling. On Sunday 14th December the celebrations continue with a joyful Morning Worship at 11.00am, followed by a Carols and Christingle Service at 4.00pm - where the Mayor will also be choosing his favourite tree. Monday 15th December at 3.00pm offers a cosy after-school session of Christmas stories and Christmas biscuit decorating, perfect for children and families. On Tuesday 16th December at 6.30pm the festival closes with an uplifting evening of carol singing. Throughout the festival, visitors can enjoy festive refreshments including warming drinks and festive treats. Whether you come for the trees, the music, the worship or simply the atmosphere, the Christmas Tree Festival promises four days of joy and wonder for the whole community.
We are delighted to announce we will be welcoming a curate into the Team! Hannah Morris will be joining us as our new Assistant Curate from this summer. Following her ordination as deacon at Norwich Cathedral on Sunday, 29th June, she will begin her ministry with us here in the Flegg Parishes Team Ministry. Hannah and her family will live in the rectory in Winterton, and Revd Jo will be her Training Incumbent.Hannah comes to us with a heart for service and a passion for ministry, and we are excited to welcome her into our community. Please keep her and her family in your prayers as they prepare for this next chapter and their move from Kent to Norfolk.Let us look forward to this season of shared ministry and growing together in faith and fellowship.
