West Acre: All Saints

Welcome to All Saints Church, which has helped the village of West Acre to "watch and pray" for over four hundred years.     

Our church may not be as famous as its grand neighbour in Castle Acre. Nor is it as well-decorated as its sister-church at little South Acre. But All Saints Church has served West Acre lovingly and faithfully, and so contains the legacy of earlier generations. 

Look out for the 13th century carving in the porch (taken from the old abbey next door), the amazing Hamond family memorial window, and the beautifully decorated wooden altar (allegedly made from the Vicar's four-poster bed!) 

All Saints Church is part of the Nar Valley Benefice, and mainly offers traditional worship using The Book of Common Prayer. Do pop in. We look forward to welcoming you.

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Rev Angela Hammett

The Church Centre,
Main Road,
Narborough,
KIngs Lynn, Norfolk

PE32 1TE
Rev Angela Hammett - Rector
01760 338552
Mr. Henry Birkbeck- churchwarden
01760 755254
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BCP Evensong at South Acre

Monthly. Every Second Sunday at for 1 hour
South Acre: St George
Finger Hill,South Acre South Acre Kings Lynn, PE32 2AD, United Kingdom

Do join our monthly evening gathering at South Acre Church; one of the best small churches in England.
South Acre Church is a member of the Prayer Book Society, and uses the traditional service from The Book of Common Prayer. This is a relaxed and friendly service. If you come along, you will be assured of a warm welcome.

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