From the source of the Thames to Oxford, the Thames meanders across beautiful meadows, with their sprinkling of pepper saxifrage and other wildflowers. Not to mention the flutters of metallic blue demoiselles dancing around you! Crossed stone bridges and rickety ones #pilgrimage

Celebrating the legacy of the North European Hanseatic League, Hansa cyclists left King’s Lynn and arrived at Walsingham. ‘May the road rise to meet you, may the wind always be at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face…’ #Hansa @Hanse Diocese in Europe Diocese of Norwich

King’s Lynn, 4th July 2024. To vote is to defend democracy. We become true citizens. Giving thanks to all who organise the polling stations today. And praying for whoever will be elected.

Sea Sunday service at St Nicholas Chapel, King’s Lynn: Revds Mark Dimond, Sue Martin and Fiona Munn. We processed to King’s Lynn Port for the Blessing of the Fisher Fleet. We prayed for ‘those who go down to the sea in ships and ply their trade in great waters’ (Psalm 107, v.23)

The Kings Lynn Festival has been another success so far this July. This year there has been new content, like the Bollywood Brass Band 🇮🇳‘Beautiful music is the art of the prophets that can calm the agitations of the soul’ (Martin Luther)

Praying for Ukraine on its Independence Day, and a return to the international rule of law. King’s Lynn events today. #SlavaUkraini

‘What would you be, you wide East Anglian sky; Without church towers to recognise you by?’ (Betjeman). Norfolk Churches Trust bike ride under a glorious blue sky, from Swaffham to King’s Lynn. Knapped flint, angel roofs, round towers, colourful hassocks… Norfolk Churches Trust

London2Lynn 100-mile pilgrimage celebrations at finishing line at the Beacon, North Lynn. 2 police officers, 2 borough councillors and 2 youth workers walk to raise donations for the providing the youth of North Lynn with provisions. Diocese of Norwich #pilgrimage

This week we’ve been praying for the local police force. A memorial service took place on the Festival of St Michael’s and All Angels. St Michael is patron saint of police officers. Thank you to our police officers who try and keep King’s Lynn and the Borough safe.

Almighty God, from whom all thoughts of truth and peace proceed: kindle, we pray, in the hearts of all, the true love of peace. We remember those affected by 7 Oct and for those suffering from the horrors of war since. Quiet prayers at 6pm at the Minster today. Diocese of Norwich

Director of the Royal School of Church Music, Hugh Morris, was with us at King’s Lynn Minster for Choral Evensong. Wonderful singing with a 40-strong choir RSCM Centre Diocese of Norwich

Commemoration of Margery Kempe, mystic, writer, pilgrim, today at King’s Lynn Minster, Margery’s spiritual home. Luke Penkett doing research at the MK bookcase, looking at the manuscript of the Book of Margery Kempe. Evensong at 5pm. Margery Kempe #mystic

It’s 35 years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall. Here are pieces of that fallen Wall, a symbol of freedom. There are different types of freedom, including freedom of the inner self (i.e.where God is) - ‘the truth will set you free’.

Special to be among thousands in Prague celebrating 35 years of freedom since the Velvet Revolution of 1989 #VelvetRevolution.

King’s Lynn Minster wishes the town, the Borough of West Norfolk and those beyond a Peaceful Christmas. Special extra large ‘Herrnhuter’ star up. Considerable number of families attended our two consecutive Christingle services. Diocese of Norwich The Church of England

Up a mountain or two in beautiful eastern Moravia (Wallachia): at ‘three crosses’ monument on the Czech-Slovak border, marking the bravery of a WW2 resistance fighter; and then a delightful hill climb up to Svatý Hostýn, a Czech pilgrimage destination

Book launch of Paul Dimond Snr’s ‘The Book Cover’ at Batsford Books, London: a celebration of mainly 20th-century Batsford book covers on a wide range of themes from cathedral architecture to the world’s alphabets, from Gertrude Stein’s wartime memoirs to Cecil Beaton’s scrapbook