Norwich church tells of 90-year community role

Connect Norwich attendees heard about the great community work done by Oak Grove Community Church in its local area over the past 90 years, during its latest Christian leaders lunch on January 21.

Church unity was theme at Connect Norwich lunch

Church unity was the theme of the latest Connect Norwich meeting of Christian leaders at Oak Grove Community Church on January 21.

Unity theme for Connect Norwich at Oak Grove

The first meeting of Connect Norwich in 2026 will take place at Oak Grove Community Church in Norwich on January 21 with the theme of Christian unity.

Connect Norwich meeting hears about life of Julian

Christian leaders from across Norwich this week joined the hundreds of people from all over the world who visit the Julian Shrine in the city every year in search of a woman who lived and prayed here more than 650 years ago.

Explore work of the Julian Shrine at Connect Norwich meeting

The November meeting of Connect Norwich will be held at the Julian Shrine's Visitor Centre, in Norwich city centre, on Wednesday November 12.

Connect Norwich: mission more important than buildings

The September Connect Norwich meeting of leaders of churches and charities from across Norwich was held at Chapel Field Road Methodist Church.

Connect Norwich at Chapel Field Road Methodist

The September meeting of Connect Norwich will be held at Chapel Field Road Methodist Church in Norwich.

Norwich Teen Challenge issue church invitation

Norwich Christian leaders heard about the life-changing ministry of Teen Challenge and were invited to support the work.

Connect Norwich gathering at Teen Challenge

The July meeting of Connect Norwich will be held at Drayton Manor, home of Teen Challenge.

Norwich church leaders urged to stay alert

Sam Cousins of Proclaimers Church in Norwich spoke about the ‘quiet revival’ taking place amongst young people and exhorted the leaders present to be ready.

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The Connect Norwich Core Team is a group of Christian church, organisational and charity leaders partnering together in the gospel, on the basis of shared mission, friendship, values and beliefs; for the purpose of facilitating and encouraging good relationships between Christian leaders, their churches and organisations; provoking mission and providing a point of communication across churches in greater Norwich area.

The Connect Norwich core team is:

Trevor Pimlott, Soul Church

Nick Blanch, Youth for Christ
Keith Morris, Network Norwich & Norfolk
Craig Deal, Gateway Vineyard
Tim Yau, Sprowston and North Norwich Team Ministry
Major Debbie Pearson, Norwich Salvation Army Citadel
Darren Woodward, Oak Grove Community Church
Rachel Chapman, The Matthew Project

Administrator:
Keith Morris

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Connect Norwich donations

City churches and Christian organisations are also reminded of the opportunity to make a membership donation to support Connect Norwich. Find details here or email administrator Keith Morris.

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