Brundall
The Church is open every day from 7am to 7pm.
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Community Pantry opens every Monday at 10am - noon and Thursday at 10.30am - noon. (SORRY but we will be closed on Bank holiday Monday 31st Aug 26 due to staffing)
All are welcome to anonymously access our Community Pantry, no questions asked.
Local businesses, the primary school, uniform organisations, Parkrun and folk from the local community all happily contribute to the Pantry, for which we are very thankful. We hope those that access the pantry can feel the community spirit which supports them.
Contact Dave for more details - 01603 715136
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Our Community Pantry is open to all who are in need, all are welcome anonymously. Please bring a bag.
Find us at the back of St Laurence Church, Brundall.
We are supported by the local community, our primary school, local businesses, uniformed organisations and parkrun. We hope all those who use our Pantry can feel the community spirit which supports them.
We are looking for volunteers to support the Community Pantry, please contact admin@yarevalleychurches.org.uk for more information. We have more need of donations over the summer holidays, please bring any donations into Brundall church or financial donations can be made via our website YarevalleyChurches.org.uk, see the donations page. Thank you.
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This has been a place of Christian worship for many hundreds of years. The present Church building dates back to about 1250, but it has been altered and extended many times through the centuries. The Church once had a thatched roof and on the east face of the bell turret the marks of the original roof are still visible. The bell is dated 1778. The walls were extended upwards when…
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