Church building NOW OPEN for prayer and reflection
From Wednesday 20th January we opened again for private prayer. The building will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays; from 10am-2pm. The church is open, with no-one there to welcome; but there are clear, well-placed notices reminding visitors to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines.
At all other times the church building is closed - no public worship, nor filming, nor live streaming, etc. Please contact Liz (churchwarden) if you, need access to the church. NB: includes keyholders. We plan to hold small funerals, as well as offering graveside burials.
Our worship will continue with 'Heacham Parish Church online' on Youtube, via email, plus paper copies delivered to those who request them. Plus our new 'Heacham Parish Church on Zoom' at 10am on Sundays.
We will review the situation early in March, and regularly from then on, so that we can re-open for services as soon as possible.
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For our online worship, see the links below, or go to the Online Worship webpage
SUNDAY 28TH FEBRUARY
We also meet for a Zoom service on Sundays at 10am. Contact Rev. Veronica if you want to find out more.
Email her on heacham.vicar@gmail.com
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As well as our online services, you can access other resources by clicking on the links below.
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND WEBSITE HAS PRAYERS AND RESOURCES FOR THIS TIME
A CALL TO PRAYER FOR THE NATION
OTHER USEFUL ONLINE LINKS FOR PRAYER AND WORSHIP
You can access all our videos using the YouTube link below
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If you would like to give to the upkeep of St Mary's Heacham, and it's work, please click on the link below. Following the instructions on the page, and enter 'St Mary the Virgin, Heacham' in the church page.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Community Support March 2020
If you need help or support Heacham Parish Church is there for you - just ask
We have a small team ready to help with shopping, medication collecting, posting letters etc. for those who are self-isolating - just ask
We are also offering telephone support to those who are worried, lonely or would simply like a friendly chat - just ask
We will continue to pray for our village community, local area and the world, if you would like us to pray for you or someone you know - just ask
We have prepared some prayer resources to use at home and for those who can’t get to church, if you’d like a copy - just ask (or click on the link below)
We will do all we can to help our community in the coming days, weeks and months – just ask
Jesus said: Peace I leave with you, my peace I give to you. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.
Please ring or email Revd Veronica Wilson: 01485 570697 heacham.vicar@gmail.com
or email heacham.church@gmail.com
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PRAYER DIARY
Within our church family, we pray daily for the village, for the people who live here, who work here, as well as for mission groups that we support. We are helped to do this by using a prayer directory which has been recently updated. A copy can be found by clicking on the link below.
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Thank you for taking the time to visit and find out more about us.
Heacham Parish Church, St Mary the Virgin, dates back to the 13th century, though a church building or Christian community existed prior to the current buildings being constructed.
The Reverend Veronica Wilson, first came to St Mary the Virgin in April 2014 is now priest in charge of the church.
Our church is committed to following Christ as faithful disciples in the 21st century.
Do explore the website and come and join us on a Sunday.
Come as you are, all are welcome. We would love for you to join us.