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Virtual Easter for Sheringham church youth The young people at Lighthouse Community Church in Sheringham have been celebrating Easter virtually this year, using on-line gaming to tell the Easter story. Tony Rothe reports. Minecraft is an online game that allows you to explore an open world and build whatever you can think of in it. The boys in the youth group decided they would use the game to describe aspects of the Easter story, and portray what it meant to them.   Connor Winston, an inte...

Homeless charity expanding across Norfolk Christian homeless charity Hope Into Action (HIA) UK are extending their work across the county, with tenants now in a new house in Gorleston, and another house expected to open in Sheringham later this year. The Norwich HIA team celebrated the charitys tenth anniversary in the best way possible: by opening their twelfth house with St Mary Magdalene church, Gorleston in November last year, the first in the Great Yarmouth area. The house was beautiful...

Offer of free Norfolk Christian newspapers  The Spring edition of the popular Christian newspaper Good News for Norwich & Norfolk will be published at the end of April and free copies are available to churches across the county. The coming edition will feature stories from right across the Norfolk Christian community and a special Celebrate Norfolk supplement, describing the work of a dozen or so Norfolk Christian ministries and churches. Editor Keith Morris said: "The papers are available...

Lady Dannatt attends Mass for Prince Philip  Lady Dannatt, the Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, joined a requiem Mass for Prince Philip which was celebrated by the Bishop of East Anglia, the Rt Rev Alan Hopes, at St John’s Cathedral. In his homily, Bishop Alan recalled the funeral ceremony in 2011 of Otto von Habsburg, the last Crown Prince of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Following a Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna, his cortège made its way to the Franciscan Capuchin church. The ...

The Norfolk and Norwich Christian community website Soul Foundation passes a two million milestone   The Norwich-based Soul Foundation has now delivered two million meals since the pandemic began. The foundation supports vulnerable people through organisations such as YMCA Norfolk, homeless hostels and schools, as well as reaching a number of individuals and families.   Alongside individual donors, those who have supported the foundation so far include Norwich City Football Club, N...

The Norfolk and Norwich Christian community website Soul Foundation passes a two million milestone   The Norwich-based Soul Foundation has now delivered two million meals since the pandemic began. The foundation supports vulnerable people through organisations such as YMCA Norfolk, homeless hostels and schools, as well as reaching a number of individuals and families.   Alongside individual donors, those who have supported the foundation so far include Norwich City Football Club, N...

Network Norwich and Norfolk > People > Liz is new chair of Norfolk drug and alcohol project  Liz becomes new chair of drug and alcohol project  Liz Wiggins has been appointed as the new chairperson of the Matthew Project, opening a fresh chapter in the history of the Norfolk-based charity. She gave an interview so that people could learn more about her, and about the Matthew Project, which supports people with drug and alcohol issues. Why did you decide to become Chair of The Matthew Proje...

Od work. >> how many people are we talking about here? >> its in the hundreds, neil. and normally, this is a job normally down by the coyotes, the human smugglers. now, weve got the gefederal government doing it. >> so they dump it on you. they get to the bus stations. pretty hot in your state this time of year. >> over 100 degrees. >> who are is watching them when they get off the buses or are they just wandering on the streets? >> they just let them out. so i sent a cease and desist from trans...