Welcome to the parish church of St Withburga which is situated on the North side of the parish within the Holkham estate. Vehicle access is though gates from the coast road between Holkham Village and the Burnham Market turning. Worship from Christmas Day until the Sunday before Easter takes place in the Chapel at Holkham Hall via the main gates (drive right up to the Hall and access the Chapel through the brown door in the left wing) but the church remains open for visitors throughout the year.
You are welcome to join us for worship. We usually have worship in the Benefice on Sundays at 9.30am & 11.00am and on Wednesdays we worship alongside our Methodist brothers and sisters. Please check below for the venue and service type.
At Wells the summer concert season continues on Wednesdays at 3.00pm followed by afternoon tea. Admission free.
SERVICES
Sunday 21st September Trinity 14
9.30am Holy Communion Holkham St Withburga
11.00am Holy Communion Wells St Nicholas
3.00pm Harvest festival Warham All Saints
6.30pm Healing service Wells St Nicholas
Wednesday 24th September
10.30am Prayer and Praise Wells Methodist Church Theatre Road
Sunday 28th September Trinity 15
9.30am Harvest Festival Wighton All Saints
11.00am Harvest Festival with Holy Communion Wells St Nicholas
6.30pm Celtic Worship Wells St Nicholas
Wednesday 1st October
10.30am Prayer and Praise Wells Methodist Church Theatre Road
CHURCH OPENING
Our church buildings are open for visitors and private prayer and your dogs are welcome.
St Nicholas, Wells-next-the-Sea 10.00 - 6.00pm dailyWarham All Saints & St Mary Magdalene 10.00 - 6.00pm daily
Holkham St Withburga 10.00am -6.00pm daily
Wighton All Saints 10.00am - 6.00pm daily
Four years-worth of live-streams and recordings of previous services are still available and can be watched by clicking here: Youtube Channel, St Nicholas Wells.
We are still praying and worshipping and our care for each other continues.
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength . . . Love your neighbour as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.”