Dickleburgh: All Saints

The first Saturday of every month there is a coffee morning in the church rooms next to the church. Coffee, tea and soft drinks are served. There is a good raffle, and a produce stall. Occasionally there are other stalls as the mood takes us. There is also a warm friendly atmosphere and the chance to chat to friends old and new. The rector, or curate, is there for a large part of the time. The church is also open for private prayer or for visitors to look round. Do join us if you are able.

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We have a team of dedicated bellringers who try to ring for all our services. We have a wide ranging practice, from rounds and call changes to surprise minor. Visitors are always welcome.

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Each week prayers are said for the parish, all those who live, work, or worship here. Everyone is welcome at these times of prayer. If you want someone special included but are unable to come along, yourself please let the Rector know, or leave a note on the prayer tree.

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This service is particularly suitable for families with young children. Drinks and bacon butties are served before the service from 10am. Worship normally starts at about 10.30.

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Worship takes place in this church most Sunday at 9.30 am, unless Benefice events or special services have been planned. The first Sunday is usually an all age service involving members of the Song Squad as well as the adult choir. Second and fourth Sundays are usually Holy Communion. The third Sunday is a Book of Common Prayer service ~ while we have no Rector this is a Morning Prayer taken by the churchwarden. The fifth Sunday is usually a benefice event. This pattern does sometimes vary. If you are thinking of coming to a service please check for up-to-date information on our website.

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We have a robed choir who are affiliated to the RSCM, and a children's choir known as the Song Squad. We practice most Tuesday evenings, children at 6pm, joined by the adults at 6.30pm.

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This home group meets in various venues in and around Pulham Market. One week concentrates on a particular Bible study, the next week is a prayer group. All are welcome. You will need to contact the church for details of venues and content.

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Lunchtime Club at Dickleburgh School Tuesdays (term time only)

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A guided meditation in the Ignatian style

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"The Long Road to Heaven" with Tim Heaton. A discussion group will be followed by a frugal lunch in aid of the Bishop's Lent Appeal

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"The Long Road to Heaven" with Tim Heaton, a discussion group in the Church Rooms

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