Dickleburgh and The Pulhams

On the heights above the River Waveney, six parishes work together to form the Benefice of Dickleburgh and the Pulhams. We arrange weekly services, as well as worship for special occasions such as Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals, Blessings, Christmas, and Easter. We organise a wide variety of community events, and support a number of charities, schools, and local organisations. Through our ministry team we can also offer spiritual support to individuals and families.

To contact the Benefice Administrator Julie Woolterton, phone her during office hours 10 - 12noon Monday to Friday or send her an email - see the "Get in touch" box below.

You'll find more information about us on these pages.

What's on

Quiz Night

Occuring
for 2 hours
Venue
St Mary the Virgin, Pulham St Mary
Address
The Street Pulham St. Mary Diss, IP21 4RD, United Kingdom

Quiz Night in the church. £5. Per person. Soup and roll/scone supper £5. Bar. Contact Ruth 676296.

Pulham St Mary Church Quiz Night

Occuring
for 2 hours, 30 mins
Venue
St Mary the Virgin, Pulham St Mary
Address
The Street Pulham St. Mary Diss, IP21 4RD, United Kingdom

Tables 4– 6 people £5.00 per person.
Supper of soup and rolls in the interval, Bar and Hot drinks.
Telephone bookings please to:
Rosetta 01379 676549 email: [email protected]
or Ruth 01379 676296 email: [email protected]

Benefices Services Sunday 28th April: Easter 5

Occuring
for 2 hours, 30 mins
Venue
South Norfolk
Address

Dickleburgh: 9.30am Holy Communion
Pulham Market: 9.30am Sunday Worship + Junior Church Lay led
Pulham St Mary: 9.30am Holy Communion
Rushall: Open for Prayer
Starston: 11am Matins Lay led
Thelveton: 11am Holy Communion

Our churches

Safeguarding

As a benefice, we are committed to ensuring we create and provide a safe encivornment for all.
We follow, uphold and endorse the Church of England's Safegaurding policies and proceedures, which can be found by following the link below.

It is very important that any concerns or allegations of abuse are reported promptly.
If there is immediate danger or medical attention is required then 999 should be called.
Otherwise the information should be reported to the Benefice Safeguarding Officer, Norman Steer, on 01379 854245
If he is not available then the Rector should be contacted on 07534548886 or 07809430967, or Sue Brice on 07958 377079.

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