About Us

St. Andrew's Church is situated in one of the smallest villages of the seven in the Quidenham Group of parishes. We have a population of approximately a hundred people and a small but faithful congregation who worship here twice a month. Quidenham is also home to the Carmelite Monastery, a contemplative order with some twenty nuns.   There is a thriving community in the village and Quidenham Village Society is an enthusiastic group of people who care for the heritage and history of the village and provide for the social needs of villagers. St Andrew’s is a Saxon round tower church. The Lady Chapel has a commemorative window to US airmen of the 96th Bombardment Group, who were stationed nearby at Snetterton Heath and suffered many casualties during World War II. An impressive collection of artefacts are housed in a museum close to the village in New Eccles Hall School. The church has a cheerful and active Parochial Church Council.

We meet in St Andrew’s once a month at 0930 for Morning Prayer and once a month for a service of Holy Communion at 1100.  On the remaining Sundays of the month we meet and worship with our friends in the neighbouring villages of Eccles and Wilby and occasionally Kenninghall.   

If you would like to get in touch with the churchwardens of St Andrew's Church, please email: [email protected].  

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