A huge thank you to the Round Table for giving the newly revived nature area, at the primary phase, a kick start! 💜

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There's an Easter Egg Hunt at Needham Church this Saturday (30th March). Don't miss out!

Breaking News (but hopefully not quite yet). We have a 3rd egg!

"Where The Wildflowers Grow" by Leif Bersweden - a review …heartoftightropewalking.wordpress.com/2024/02/29/445… via Vivienne Tuffnell

Good to be at the Museum of the Broads to open the new exhibition on the story of peat - Digging, Draining, Drenching - with Nick Crane. The Broads Authority peat landscape is essential for carbon storage, biodiversity and the solace of landscapes of the soul.

Mike Pilavachi and Soul Survivor: Opening a can of worms survivingchurch.org/2024/04/27/mik…

Some of our Prayer Stations ready for Sunday's 11am service at St. John's Harleston.

One more Prayer Station that will be ready to join the others for our launch of Thy Kingdom Come at the benefice Ascension Day service at St. John's Harleston 6.30pm on Thursday. See you there!

An hour of PRAISE tonight (Saturday) at St. John's Harleston. For everyone, happy or sad. All welcome!

Who Let the Dads Out? This Saturday morning in St. John's Harleston. Looking forward to it!

Happy #WorldBeeDay ! Beekeeping is such a joyous and fascinating thing to do. But there are many threats to our bees, including the rather fearsome Asian Hornet. Please be alert - more information: bbka.org.uk/asian-yellow-l… 📷 Jason Bye

Chatty Church this Saturday for Children with Parents, Grandparents or Carers. All welcome!

Good to be out on pilgrimage in Breckland Deanery, visiting SwaffhamParishChurch Swaffham Town Council and now on our way along the Pedlars’ Way. Off to St Mary's Watton this afternoon after lunch with local clergy. Service and Q&A at @nectonallsaints at 1830.

Nature offering a silent bobbing memorial on the eve of #DDay

The Archbishop of York - Why it's important that everyone votes in the election: archbishopofyork.org/news/latest-ne…

Today, having received a writ of summons at the beginning of the new Parliament, I made my oath again in House of Lords in order to “give counsel” on “the state and defence of Our United Kingdom and the Church”. An enormous privilege and responsibility.

I also want to thank churches and other faith groups around the country who are doing such vital work to care for their communities and bring people together. As Christians we remember Christ’s command to love our neighbour – that is especially vital at this time and across the