Author Archives: mayfieldsurlingham

Dear All,Here is the promised Barn Owl, swooping in to start the new season! You’re welcome to contact me if there’s anything in here you’d like to discuss, or have something for inclusion in our next issue.Best wishes,Rev Nick

Dear All,I hope your summer has gone well. Art Cafe re-opens on Wednesday (Sept 8th) at 10.30am and we’re looking forward to welcoming you to the new season! This week we’re taking a look at ‘Makoto Fujimara: Art and Faith’, … Continue reading →

Dear All,I hope your weekend is going well. Our Sunday services (Sept 5th) are:9.30am Communion at Claxton11am Communion at Carleton St. Peter 3.30pm Thanksgiving Service for the life of Gerald Chilvers at Kirby Bedon Helen has produced a service video … Continue reading →

Dear All,I hope your bank holiday weekend is going well. Today we’re joining our friends in Thurton benefice for a group Communion Service at 10am in Yelverton Church. In the afternoon there will be Evening Prayer in Rockland Church, beginning … Continue reading →

I hope you are keeping well. Here are some things happening locally in the next couple of days: Sunday Services August 22nd9.30am Holy Communion at Rockland St. Mary,9:30am Holy Communion at Surlingham,4pm Outdoor Evensong at Bramerton (in church if wet) … Continue reading →

Since 2nd August, the ‘Gentle Exercise’ sessions, run by qualified and registered Extend Teacher Jennifer Hall, have restarted. Classes cost £5 and are held every Tuesday afternoon in the Parish Hall. Registration is from 2pm and the class runs from … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who collected the ‘Cash for Charities’ tokens from the EDP & Evening News recently and in particular to Janet Rogers our Parish Clerk who signed up to and organised the appeal. The EDP have just awarded … Continue reading →

Over 600 churches and chapels will be open to visit on 11th September. St Mary’s in Surlingham is not alone. Our beautiful Church is on the Historic England Buildings at Risk Register and across Norfolk other historic churches, chapels and … Continue reading →