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Tributes to well-loved Norfolk doctor and minister The Church Times has paid tribute to Dr Herbert Karrach, who for 25 years was a minister at Snettisham, and died recently in Nepal aged 96.  Dr Karrach was ordained in 1989 and served as a non-stipendiary minister under Revs David and Judith Grundy, helping at Snettisham Church and leading services in the village of Fring, where he lived. In the Snettisham Millennium Pageant of 2000 Dr Karrach dressed as a medieval priest in a play recalling the terrible Bubonic Plague of 1345. He also helped with Messy Church for many years and gave ...

Free invitation to FGB Easter national conference  The FGB UK & Ireland Easter online Conference on March 27 will feature Rev Alistair Petrie, well known in Norfolk, and a story from the Norwich FGB. The conference theme is Empowered by the Spirit for the Last Days and the keynote speaker is Rev Alistair Petrie, who has visited Norwich several times in the past few years. Alistair serves as the Executive Director of Partnership Ministries, a powerful ministry to prepare communities, cities, nations and the marketplace for lasting revival, authentic transformation and the release of Kingd...

Opinion column Seven truths, and the greatest gift As we think about the approach of Easter, regular contributor James Knight presents us with seven fundamental truths that he has discovered in the bible. A friend of mine, a keen philosopher and atheist, asked me to state some truths that can be discovered by reading the Bible. In thinking about a response, I started thinking about what I consider to be the most profound truths I've discovered from twenty years of reading scripture. I came up with a list of seven that I thought worth sharing.   I'm going to state my seven by assuming, ...

Norwich domestic abuse programme shortlisted  A local domestic abuse project of the UK charity Spurgeons, Norwich Connect, was recently shortlisted for an Early Intervention Award.  Much of the domestic abuse work in the UK supports the survivor at the point when they leave the relationship.  But survivors of abuse are saying they want earlier intervention, as well as more support for their children and help to recover and move on with their lives.    Norwich Connect seeks to address these gaps in Norwich. It also works with perpetrators to help them change their abusive behaviour ...

Word of thanks “Thank you for all your help with our recruiting process during 2019. We have some great new staff at the Matthew Project as a result. God bless.” Andy Sexton, CEO, The Matthew Project "We had a good response to our advert on Network Norwich for a Project Worker. We were able to short-list some very possible applicants and have now made an appointment of a lady whom we expect to fit well into our existing team  and who brings to us some useful past experience. Thank you for your help, what a useful medium this is." Val Dodsworth, House of Genesis