Our Church
The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin originates from the thirteenth century but was rebuilt c1500-1510 and had some restoration in 1894 and 1904. The tower dates from around […]
The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin originates from the thirteenth century but was rebuilt c1500-1510 and had some restoration in 1894 and 1904. The tower dates from around […]
Each week The Reverend Richard Terrell reflectsupon the biblical readingfrom The Common Worship Lectionarythat is used in local churches CHRISTMASSERMON CHRISTMAS CHANGES EVERYTHING If there’s one thing we can […]
In common with other churches, Norton Church will not be holding any Services during the current pandemic. The current regulations have meant the church being closed for Public Worship. However […]
OPEN AIR HARVEST With coronavirus restricting the use of the church the 2020 Harvest Thanksgiving was held in the Churchyard and subject to the constraints imposed by the pandemic. The […]
There is currently uncertainty over the events that can be held for the 2021 Norton Festival because of the possibility of continuing coronavirus constraints. A DATE FOR THE DIARY IS:- […]
DECEMBER 2020 6th THE SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENTMartin’s Message – Advent AnticipationSunday Reflection – Preaching of John the Baptist13th THE THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENTSunday Reflection – John’s Message9.30am: Communion20th THE […]
SOMME 100 The Battle of the Somme was one of the largest and most well-known battles of the First World War. It lasted from 1st July until 18th November 1916. […]
RUBBISHED OR REVERED What do you think of when you hear the word ‘Bible’? Perhaps you ‘rubbish’ it as a huge heavy book found in the front of churches or […]
Many of the churches in the area celebrate Harvest Festival in September or October. The Norton Church Harvest Festival is normally on the second Sunday of October. In 2017 […]
A Thank You Party, at the end of the 2016 Season of The Norton Festival of Gardens Open, provided an opportunity to reflect upon the Event. Thirty-nine gardens were opened […]