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 There are always flowers on the windowsill beside Chapel Lane.  It's our way of saying "Welcome". 
Our prayer and aim is always that folk who meet us will also meet Jesus in a meangful way. 

 Meet the Congregation and Pastor 

 Revd Sue Seeley has been our pastor since 2003. Prior to that she was Baptist Chaplain at the University of East Anglia, Norwich for 18 years. "I greatly enjoy my contacts with our local community as well as serving the church. I also serve the wider Christian community as a director of Rural Ministries "  Married to Tony, Sue's hobbies are walking, bird watching, holidaying in New Zealand and photography (most pictures are hers).

The remainder of this page is about the Building.
See Pictures - Events for images of our life together.

The Building 

The Church, which was built in 1811, sits at right angles to a delighful country lane. The front faces the Old Graveyard rather than the road. The extension on the left includes the School Room and kitchen.  From the back the chapel looks more like a house than a church. The tiny upper windows were where the caretaker once lived, with one small living room down-stairs. This rear Graveyard is still in use, along with a large carpark. At the left of the righthad picture is the (now-unused) late C19 outside toilet. Lovely open skies over the hedge.

For a list of burial records see Gravestones . 
Inside

 With comfy chairs, efficient heating, new kitchen, toilets, two social rooms, an office, lounge and off-road parking, ours is the best equipped church in the neighbourhood!  These facilities mean we can invite people to our services and events with confidence.