| | Mon 22 Apr | | | The North Norfolk holiday centre is hosting a residential event later this month run by Marilyn Baker and Tracy Williamson, and places are still available. The event is called “Encountering God - experiencing His life changing presence through the Psalms”.
Marilyn Baker Ministries bring a message of hope and assurance of God’s love through the anointed music, teaching and prayer ministry of Marilyn Baker and Tracy Williamson together with their supporting team.
Prices are £386 for a standard room and £446 for ensuite, all full board. Day guests are invited too, for one or more full days, or even half a day. Please phone or email for prices.
Information & Bookings: Phone: 01263 579212
Email: thepleasaunce@cehc.org.uk |
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| | Sat 27 Apr | | | The St George’s Day Parade for North-East Norfolk will, this year, be organised by the First Cromer Sea Scouts, and conclude in Cromer Parish Church. The parade will see over 700 enthusiastic participants taking part: including Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts, along with their families, representing Scout groups from across North East Norfolk. This lively event promises to be a day filled with joy, camaraderie, and a strong sense of community spirit.
The festivities will start at 10:30am, with the parade of young people and leaders in uniform and with flags, making its way from Runton Road clifftop car park, through the picturesque streets of Cromer, accompanied by the Cawston Band, creating a vibrant and celebratory atmosphere. Following the parade, a service will be held at Cromer Parish Church, where Scout Promises will be renewed by all members. |
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Cromer Community Shed, About With Friends, Middlebrook Way, Cromer | | Got a thing that needs fixing? A broken treasure in need of some TLC? A Repair Shop is on hand. The wonderful Cromer Community Shed is officially up and running; open to all, on two Saturdays each month. The Shed brings people together in an environment where they can create, chat, and enjoy some company. The Shed has launched a Repair Cafe, where you are invited to bring in your damaged and broken items for review. If they can be fixed: it will be done - for a modest donation! Enjoy a cuppa, as your family heirloom is restored to match fitness. All for a great cause. What's not to like! Contact Jess on 01263 578230 or email cromeranddistrictmensshed@gmail.com
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| | Sun 28 Apr 3:00pm |
All Saints Church, Necton | | Friends of All Saints Necton present The final concert of this fundraising series.
This will be a solo piano recital by Elizabeth Lodge.
She will be playing Classical style pieces which include some she has composed herself.
Tickets are available from Francesca Shearcroft 01760 722610, e-mail fran48@mac.com, or from John Mills 01760 788294, e-mail johnmills4@aol.com. Also available at the door.
All monies raised will be going towards weather-proofing the church.
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| | Thu 2 May 5:30pm | | | The Speaker is Paul Cook, CEO of the Road Victims Trust. Paul will talk about the work the national charity does in supporting ANYONE involved in a road collision.
RVT began working in Norfolk and Suffolk last year and I am impressed with what they can offer. Paul is travelling from Bedford so can I encourage everyone to join him.
For more details please email chriscopsey@btinternet.com
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| | Sat 4 May 11:00am | | | Friends of All Saints Necton are very grateful to all those who have donated Crafts and Plants, both house plants, bedding and perennial plants. There will also be an opportunity for visitors to climb to the top of the tower and admire the view. Then enjoy tea & cake whilst watching a digital slide show of photos. All monies raised/donates will be going towards the weather proofing of the church.
What 3 words: clef.voted.lighter |
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| | Thu 9 May 4:00pm | | | An interactive engagement with the Holy Mother Wisdom sculpture
Led by the artist, Caroline Mackenzie the workshop will explore the sculpture’s links to Julian’s visions and include a contemplative liturgy.
Find out more book via eventbrite
Read about all the Julian Festival week events here
julianofnorwich.org |
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| | Fri 10 May 10:30am | | | Julian of Norwich and the Problem of Evil - book launch and conversation
The launch of the paperback edition of Julian of Norwich and the Problem of Evil. Father Bruce Batstone, founder member of the Companions of Julian, and fellow Companion and author, Richard Norton discuss this issue as it arises from Richard's latest book.
Find out more book via eventbrite
Read about all the Julian Festival week events here
julianofnorwich.org |
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| | Fri 10 May 7:30pm | | | CELL a new play by Cindy Oswin, performed at Dragon Hall, Norwich
This unique encounter with Julian of Norwich examines her life and writing in a spirit of inquiry, humour and hope.
Find out more book via eventbrite
Read about all the Julian Festival week events here
julianofnorwich.org |
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| | Sat 11 May 10:00am |
Cromer Community Shed, About With Friends, Middlebrook Way, Cromer | | Got a thing that needs fixing? A broken treasure in need of some TLC? A Repair Shop is on hand. The wonderful Cromer Community Shed is officially up and running; open to all, on two Saturdays each month. The Shed brings people together in an environment where they can create, chat, and enjoy some company. The Shed has launched a Repair Cafe, where you are invited to bring in your damaged and broken items for review. If they can be fixed: it will be done - for a modest donation! Enjoy a cuppa, as your family heirloom is restored to match fitness. All for a great cause. What's not to like! Contact Jess on 01263 578230 or email cromeranddistrictmensshed@gmail.com
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| | Sat 11 May 10:00am | | |
Sale of new craft supplies at Rollesby Village Hall.
Cross-stitch, card stock, boxes, patterned paper, sundries, instruction CDs, embellishments etc.
Refreshments available.
Proceeds to local charities including Rollesby Parish Church & Norfolk Broads Methodists
Contact Glenny 740755 for more information
Image from Pixabay
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| | Sat 11 May 10:00am | | | World Class Webinar - Education and the Great Commission with Claire Brodie
There are billions of people alive today with no access to the good news of Jesus Christ. Reaching the unreached is the calling for the church worldwide.
Christian international schools play a crucial role in enabling gifted missionaries to live and work among unreached people groups by providing their children with top quality education.
Join us on Saturday 11 May, 10-11am for a live webinar about teaching and support roles at International Schools in East Asia and find out how you can be involved.
‘How can they hear about him unless someone tells them?’ (Rom 10:14)
This is a joint event hosted by OMF & TeachBeyond.
Claire Brodie: Scottish primary teacher and served at Grace International School Chiang Mai, Thailand 2021-23.
For booking pelase visit eventbrite.co.uk
omf.org/world-class-webinar |
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| | Sat 11 May 10:30am | | | The Julian Lecture 2024 by Rowan Williams - 'Julian on the Trinity'
The Friends’ 40th anniversary Julian Lecture by the former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams (Baron Williams of Oystermouth)
Find out more book via eventbrite
Read about all the Julian Festival week events here
julianofnorwich.org |
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| | Sat 11 May 7:30pm | | | The Norfolk Broads Concert Band will perform on 11 May. A community band, based at St Mary’s Church, Martham, on the Norfolk Broads, the band consists of young and old players as well as family groups. It plays several concerts each year involving different musical genres.
Admission will be by programme at the door - £10 (under 12s free). Advance bookings can be made via the website weybournechurch@gmail.com, quoting the performance details. Light refreshments will be available.
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| | Sat 18 May 2:00pm |
Jubilee Family Centre in Aylsham | | The Saltmine Theatre Company will bring Bob Hartman’s Rhyming Bible show to North Norfolk.
Hosted by Churches Together in Aylsham, the show is a fast-paced and fun adaptation of legendary storyteller Bob Hartman’s highly acclaimed Rhyming Bible. Saltmine Theatre Company uses movement, music, and lots of comedy to imaginatively bring biblical stories and characters to life and explore ideas of forgiveness and redemption.
The family-friendly production will last one hour, and take place at 2pm and 4.30pm.
Tickets are £10 for a family or £3 for individuals.
Visit churchestogetheraylsham.org/events and book your tickets to see the show. |
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