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This week’s Art Cafe is looking at Egbert Vincent Modderman’s painting ‘Eli the High Priest’. Modderman is an award-winning contemporary Dutch artist whose portraits of Biblical figures reflect wider themes. Everyone is most welcome to join us using the zoom … Continue reading →

Dear All,We hope your day is going well, and the recent bad weather is now behind us. This week’s face to face service is our Harvest Festival at Claxton Church at 10am. We thank God for the harvest, and for … Continue reading →

This week’s zoom cafe is being led for us by Revd Kate Belcher, who’s introducing us to two works, among others, by Matisse. These are ‘The Dinner Table’ and ‘Harmonie en Rouge’ (see below) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84153883367?pwd=K3BBODdrRGlLOTkwZnVwVzVwOXdydz09 or use … Continue reading →

Deep Talk presents the opportunity to explore life and beyond through storytelling. We invite you to join this introductory session (via Zoom) hosted by The Barn, Rockland St Mary For further information and bookings please contactThe Revds Nick and Helen … Continue reading →

Dear All, We hope you are keeping well. Today’s face to face service will be Morning Prayer at Rockland St. Mary at the usual time, 10am.The service, and today’s video, follow the theme of the cross, and all it means … Continue reading →

Since the Covid-19 lockdown commenced earlier this year, local BBC radio stations have taken it in turn to produce and broadcast ‘The Sunday Service’, which is then simultaneously broadcast across all the local BBC radio stations nationwide. The ‘Sunday Service’ … Continue reading →

Girl’s clothing from baby to 4 years old. Also equipment, toys, books and puzzles for sale at the Old Vicarage, Surlingham, NR14 7DF.  Contact Pippa 01508 538245 In aid of St Mary’s Church, Surlingham

Dear All,I hope that you are well and able to enjoy the early Autumn sunshine.Art Cafe returns TODAY with a look at the seventeenth-century landscape artist Claude Lorrain, who will be introduced to us by Revd Richard Seel. Please use … Continue reading →