The Norfolk Christian Football League is inviting Christians, churches, young people and local businesses to get involved as it looks to strengthen its committee, develop opportunities for young people and build new partnerships to support the its future.
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The new Norfolk Christian Football League season is well underway, bringing together churches, communities and footballers from across Norfolk for another year in which what happens around the pitch can be every bit as important as the final score.
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A North Norfolk church football team has been recognised for the way it conducts itself both on and off the pitch after receiving the Norfolk Christian Football League Fair Play Award.
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Currently in the close season, the Norfolk Christian Football League is looking to the future and is inviting others to catch the vision with the opportunity to join the league management group and also the chance to be head coach for a new football team.
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Soul Church and Sprowston Youth Engagement Project shared the honours at the cup finals day of the youth sections of the Norfolk Christian Football League on Saturday May 16 at The Nest in Norwich.
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Penalty shoot-outs, goals galore and first-time winners featured in the Norfolk Christian Football League finals day with Heigham Park Rangers and Gateway Vineyard securing famous triumphs.
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The 2025/2026 Norfolk Christian Football League season has wrapped up in brilliant fashion, and what a finish it’s been with Eaton Eagles crowned Division 1 adult champions, for the second time in three seasons,
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Congratulations have been given to Heigham Park Rangers, NCBC, Gateway Vineyard and South Walsham for making their way through to the two Norfolk Christian Football League cup finals for the 2025/26 season which will take place on Saturday May 16.
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The second half of the season for the Norfolk Christian Football league kicks off in mid January with the adult cup competitions which culminate in May, reports league secretary Paul Nice.
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