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Historic church silverware stolen
Historic silverware, some of which dates back almost 500 years, is stolen from All Saints Church in Chedgrave, Norwich.

Cathedral sees its flock flourish
St John's Cathedral in Norwich bucks the national trend and sees its congregation increase due to worshipping immigrants.

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YMCA wins £2.25m for flats plan
A charity which supports young homeless people in Norfolk receives a grant for its plan to build a further 40 flats.

Remains of Saint visit Walsingham
The casket containing the remains of Saint Therese of Lisieux is visiting the Roman Catholic Shrine at Walsingham.

Ormesby window on stamp
Stained glass from Ormesby St Michael Church has inspired the Royal Mail's latest batch of Christmas stamps.

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New academy building topped out
A ceremony is held to celebrate the topping out of a new £21m building for a Christian-run academy in Norfolk.

Bishop ordains four new deacons
Four new deacons have been ordained in a ceremony at Norwich Cathedral by the the Rt Rev Graham James, Bishop of Norwich.

Local man joins Guild of Vergers
A churchwarden from the Parish of Earlham has been awarded life membership to the Church of England Guild of Vergers.

New drop-in centre in Gorleston
A new venture called The Bridge, by St Mary Magdalene Parish Church in Gorleston, looks to serve those who need support.

Churches photo challenge
A new photography competition celebrating Norwich's medieval churches has been unveiled.

Help for Norfolk's homeless
Norwich has almost as many rough sleepers as Manchester, but new centres in Norfolk are opening to cope with housing demand.

New boss for Diocese of Norwich
Richard Butler is confirmed as the new chief executive of the Diocese of Norwich.

Church organ requires £300,000
The organ at St Nicholas' Parish Church in Great Yarmouth is in need of a £300,000 restoration.

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Church bid to repair war damage
A church in Great Yarmouth needs £150,000 of work to repair damage inflicted during World War II.

New Bishop oversees pilgrimage
The Rt Rev Lindsay Urwin, the new administrator running the Anglican shrine at Walsingham, talks about the latest pilgrimage.