Brundall
The Church is open every day from 7am to 7pm.
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Saturday 25th July at 7,30pm in the St Laurence Centre, Brundall Church
Join us for refreshments and hear about the church in Algeria.
You're invited to an evening with Craig Watson, the Vicar of Algiers, and his wife Elaine, who will be talking about what it is like to live in Algeria and sharing some of the opportunities and challenges of working there.
Contact Dave for more details - 01603 715136
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The Alpha Course starts on Wednesday 24 June and will run for eight weeks concluding with a Saturday morning session.
The dates are 24 June, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 July and 5 and 15 August (Saturday morning). The sessions starts with coffee and homemade desserts and the course is open to anyone who would like to come. The Alpha Course is a place where you can ask any question, share your views and listen to what the Christian Faith has to say about the big issues of life. It will be held in the St Laurence Centre which is next to Brundall Church. Here is an outline of the course:
Session 1 Is there more to life than this?
Session 2 Who is Jesus?
Session 3 Did Jesus have to die?
Session 4 How can I have faith?
Session 5 Why and how do I pray?
Session 6 Why and how should I read the Bible?
Session 7 How does God guide us?
Session 8 Who is the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit do? How can I be filled with the Holy Spirit?
If you would like to have more in formation please contact admin@yarevalleychurches.org.uk
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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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