On Saturday 26th May at 11am the children of Hemblington School will be perfoming a music and poetry concert at Hemblington Church. There will be a retiring collection for the church.
Welcome to the website for All Saints Church, Hemblington. We do not know who built our church or when. What we worship in each week is a beautiful and simple building. The clear glass windows allow the light to flood the building. We gaze out at the rolling fields that surround the churchyard. This delightful building is very much part of the environment as the environment is part of the church.
This is a church that takes the visitor far away from the rush of a busy world. The round tower reminds us of the long history of Christian worship on this site. Within it one of the country's largest wall paintings of St Christopher greets the visitor. The uncluttered interior, medieval bench ends and magnificent font all tell stories of faith and worship throughout the centuries.
The next PCC meeting will be on Thursday 24th May at 7.30pm at Hemblington Church. This will be an open meeting with the main theme item looking at the Growing Healthy Churches outcomes.
On Saturday 19th May there will be a Quiet Day at hemblington Church from 10am until 4pm. The theme is “The humanity of Jesus” and it will be led by Rev. Canon Richard Capper from the cathedral.
We are pleased to report that the repairs to the floor are now complete and the church is now open again for services.
With the nights getting longer we will be taking a service of Night prayer (Compline) around the deanery churches. These services are approximately two weeks apart and will start at 8.00pm with a brief introduction to each church followed by Night Prayer.
You can find more details here.
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