Related Churches
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Wilby: All Saints
All Saint's Wilby normally meets for worship on the 3rd Sunday of each month, joined by the congregations of Eccles and Quidenham but not during the roof restoration.
We use the more traditional language for our service. The congregation enjoys the comfort of upholstered chairs in a carpeted chancel for our services but on special occasions when we have larger congregations, it is a privilege to use the older wooden pews and box pews in the nave.
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Quidenham: St Andrew
St. Andrew's has a small congregation living locally who warmly welcome newcomers. As part of the Quidenham Benefice, services are held fortnightly at the church and the congregation joins other churches in the benefice (at Wilby and Eccles) on the other Sundays in the month. At St Andrew's a Service of the Word is held once a month at 0930 and Holy Communion is celebrated also once a month at 1100. More details are posted on the noticeboard outside the church. All are welcome to join us.
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Eccles: St Mary The Virgin
St. Mary's Church, Eccles has a small congregation living locally who welcome any newcomers warmly. They join with Quidenham congregation each week, worshiping together in each other's churches week by week.
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All Saints Old Buckenham
Old Buckenham church, with its thatched church and octagonal tower, is at the heart of the village. Members of the congregation are involved in many village societies and organisations, (for more about local life and events, see the Old Buckenham Blogspot here.) Visitors to the church building or to any of our services will receive a very warm welcome.
All Saints Church is part of the Quidenham group of parishes, our Priest in Charge of the group is Revd Sarah Walsh, please see the latest Pew leaflet (under 'news and notices') for her contact details.
Information about our services can be found on this site - under 'services and events', or see the latest 'pew leaflet' for details of forthcoming services for the whole group of parishes.
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Banham: St Mary the Virgin
St. Mary's is known for it's Friday Youth Cafe, Saturday cafes and film nights and it's small but active congregation gives everyone a warm welcome. Banham is known for its zoo at the other end of the village - if you come for that, our beautiful church is not far away through the village by the village green so come and see!
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