Church of England Diocese of Norwich Pulham Market
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These events occur regularly throughout the calendar year.

Sunday

Holy Communion with hymns

Every First, Third Sunday at 9:30 a.m. for 1hr

Main Road
Pulham Market
Norwich

On the first and third Sunday of the month there is a communion service in the church. at 9.30am. The service is followed by refreshments and time for fellowship.

Sunday

Early Communion

Every Second Sunday at 8 a.m. for 30m

Main Road
Pulham Market
Norwich

On the second Sunday of the month we have an early morning communion in church. This is followed by breakfast and children's activities at the Memorial Hall. At about 10.45 a worship service takes place at the hall.

Sunday

Sunday Worship

Every Fourth Sunday at 9:30 a.m. for 1hr

Main Road
Pulham Market
Norwich

On the fourth Sunday we meet for a Service of the Word. This usually follows the pattern of Morning Prayer from the Common Worship book. The service is followed by refreshments and a time of fellowship.

Common Worship
Tuesday

Bible Study and Prayer group

Every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for 1hr 30m

Venues vary
21/01 Bible study Alison/Paul
28/01 Prayer Marianne/Jaap
04/02 Bible study Ann/Beryl (at Marianne’s)
11/02 Prayer Marianne/Jaap
18/02 Bible study Marianne/Jaap
25/02 Prayer Marianne/Jaap
03/03 Bible study Rosemary/Richard
10/03 Prayer Marianne/Jaap
7/03 Bible study Peter/Liza
24/03 Prayer Rosemary/Richard
31/03 Bible study Denny/Ian
07/04 Prayer Marianne/Jaap
14/04 Bible study Jo/Tony
21/04 Prayer Marianne/Jaap
28/04 Bible study Alison/Paul

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.

Meditation

In January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December. Every First Tuesday at 2 p.m. for 1hr

Lyston
Station Road
Pulham Market

A guided meditation in the Ignatian style