SUNDAY REFLECTIONS
Each week The Reverend Richard Terrell reflectsupon the biblical readingfrom The Common Worship Lectionarythat is used in local churches SUNDAY 1st NOVEMBER ALL SAINTS DAY GOSPEL READING FOR THE SUNDAYMatthew […]
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CORONAVRUS
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 […]
EVENTS
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 […]
CHURCH DIARY
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 […]
Bible Fest
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 […]
HARVEST FESTIVAL
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 […]
GARDENS FESTIVAL REFLECTION
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 […]
THE BENEFICE CHOIR
The Benefice Choir is mainly drawn from the parishes of Norton sub Hamdon, Chiselborough, West and Middle Chinnock but singers come from beyond. The Choirmaster is Chris Denman, a local […]
AKAMBA AID
Akamba Aid was founded by Denis Cannon, of Norton, after a visit to Kenya in 1999. It is an independent charitable trust with the aim of enabling the poorest rural […]
SUNDAY SEEKERS
Started in 2016 the ‘Sunday Seekers’ aims to interest all ages, from grandchildren to grandparents, with a variety of activities that would lead into, and contribute towards, an All-Age Worship […]
