Upcoming Sunday services
All welcome
Our parishes: Attlebridge with Alderford, Great Witchingham, Reepham, Salle, Swannington, Thurning, Weston Longville and Wood Dalling.
- Sunday 8th November – Remembrance Sunday
9.00am Mattins, St Andrew’s, Thurning
10.45am Remembrance Service, St Mary’s, Reepham
10.30am Remembrance Service, Village Hall, Gt Witchingham
- Sunday 15th November
10.00am for 10.30am Café Church, St Michael’s, Reepham
10.30am St Andrew’s, Attlebridge
10.30am Mattins, St Peter & St Paul, Salle
(Mattins replacing Evening Prayer at Salle until Spring 2027)
- Sunday 22nd November – Christ the King
9.00am Holy Communion, St Andrew’s, Thurning
10.30am Holy Communion, St Mary’s, Reepham
10.30am St Margaret’s, Swannington
- Sunday 29th November – 1st Sunday of Advent
10.30am Benefice Communion Service, St Mary’s, Reepham
We aspire to live out God’s love and care for us, our communities and our world. We hope this website will give you an insight into life in our communities: the landscape and the buildings, the history and life today, acts of worship and social events – in fact, all things sacred and secular that make up our life in this lovely place.
Safeguarding – When you need help or someone to speak to.
The care and protection of children, young people and adults involved in Church activities is the responsibility of everyone who participates in the life of the Church.
We understand that talking to someone about abuse can be difficult and distressing, but our Child Protection Officers and Vulnerable Adult Protection Officers are here to help you.
If you are concerned that someone you know is at risk of, or is being abused, or presents a risk to others, please seek advice from our Safeguarding Officers or if necessary Adult Social Services (0344 8008020), Children’s Advice and Duty Service (CADS) (0344 8008020) or the Police (101). In an emergency, always call 999.
Click on the safeguarding link on the menu above to find out who you need to contact if you have concerns.
Latest News and Services
There are eleven churches, seven of which are actively used for worship. Most are medieval, each with its own character in the community. Please click on the images below to explore our Parishes.
















