Charlotte is originally from Norwich and returned here three years ago. She said, 'I’m excited to be back and working in this area as Norwich has a special place in my heart. I’m passionate about making Jesus known, and seeing the difference that he makes in the lives of those who get to know him.'We are delighted to welcome Charlotte as curate, and are praying for her.The picture shows Charlotte after the service with Revd Graham Wilkins, Vicar (L) and Revd John Wigfield, Self-supporting Minister (R). (And that's the Bishop of Norwich, Rt Revd Graham Usher, in the background!).
St Peter's Church, Cringleford and Cringleford CEVA primary school joined together to help people pray as part of the Thy Kingdom Come movement. The period between Ascension Day (Thursday, 9 May) and Pentecost (Sunday, 19 May) is used each year to encourage people to pray. Aids to prayer have been set up both inside St Peter's church and in the churchyard.Everyone is very welcome to drop in for a period of quiet reflection and prayer.
The Newfound Community Orchard in Cringleford Heights was formally opened on 3 May. Revd Graham Wilkins commented, 'It was lovely to be with members of the community in this place which will be a blessing to Cringleford for decades to come.' You can find out more about the orchard on the John Innes Centre and Cringleford Parish Council websites.
