Worship night, new defibrillator, craft and chat

Latest news of interest to the East Anglia Catholic community includes a praise and worship night in Gorleston, a new life-saving defibrillator and a chance to craft and chat.

Fr Peter Raj and the parishioners of St Helen’s church in Hoveton are delighted with the installation of a life-saving defibrillator. Sourced from the charity Heart 2 Heart and generously funded by an anonymous donor, the defibrillator is a vital asset for the benefit of the parish and the local community.

The picture above shows a group of parishioners, from the left, Chris Conrad, Elaine Haughton, Fr Peter Raj, David Tully, Sheila Blasket, Mary Tully and Jane Pagani.

St Peter’s Church, Gorleston, has issued an invitation to an Evening of Praise and Worship on September 7.  

The evening starts at 6pm and features live music from worship band ‘Singles for Christ’, a talk given by Fr Alvan Ibeh SMMM, Adoration and prayer ministry.

Fr Alvan Ibeh SMMM, assistant priest of St Mary’s and St Peter’s, has a passion for ministry through music and has recently published his latest book ‘A Fountain of Hope.’

The theme of the night is ‘In His presence, Great things happen!’

All are invited to come and be blessed in the presence of The Lord, say organisers.

St Peter’s can be found on Lowestoft Road in Gorleston, NR31 6SQ.

Chatterbox is a new weekly opportunity to come together for craft and chat, tea and talk at Our Lady of Refuge Church on the edge of Cromer.

Chatterbox is open to everyone and will run from 2pm to 4pm every Wednesday, starting on August 7. 

David Burns, from the church, said, “Chatterbox is Open to all, men and woman alike, and is a chance to meet new friends in faith. We look forward to seeing as many there as possible”
 
Our Lady of Refuge Roman Catholic Church is part of the Catholic Parish of Sheringham and Cromer, and is located at 147 Overstrand Road, next to Cromer Golf Club, NR27 0JH.
 
Visit ourladyandstjoseph.info

The image of Our Lady of Refuge Church, below, is courtesy of Simon Knott at norfolkchurches.co.uk

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