Fakenham and District Churches Together

Fakenham and District Churches Together is affiliated to the national ‘Churches Together in England’ and seeks to co-operate on as many levels as possible with ecumenical outreach to the town.

Fakenham and District Churches Together – What is it? What is its purpose?

Current members are:-
Fakenham Baptist Community Church
Contact us: Tel: 07414 190140 to speak with one of our Leadership Team
Fakenham Methodist Church
Rev Cliff Shanganya – 01328 862174 – cliff.shanganya@methodist.org.uk
Fakenham Parish Church
Revd. Francis Mason – 01328 862268 – revmason@btinternet.com
Fakenham Salvation Army Church
Adrian and Gemma Allen- 01328 864526 – fakenham@salvationarmy.org.uk
Holy Trinity Hempton
Father Paul Norwood – 07886276467
St Anthony’s RC Church
Fr Dick Healey – 01328 853481 – rh2.sap@gmail.com
Walsingham Orthodox Church
Ian Randall – 01328 862443 – ianfrandall@tiscali.co.uk

With regular meetings Churches Together comes together for prayer and discussion and organises various ecumenical events in the year.

• Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
• The Good Friday Walk of Witness
• Christian Aid Week Collection and events
• Harvest Supper
• Churches Together Carol Service.
• Displays at town events
• One World Week

It seeks to encourage sharing of information and support all church activities. Membership is open to all Christian denominations affiliated to ‘Churches Together in England’.

January 2020

18th-25th January 2020 – Week of Christian Unity
Weekday Events
Saturday 18th – 5pm – Orthodox Church Service – At Holy Transfiguration Church’ Scarborough Road, Walsingham

Sunday 19th – 5pm – United Worship & Praise Service – At St Anthony’s Church; 29 Wells Road

Monday 20th – 11am – Salvation Army Prayer Meeting – At Fakenham Salvation Army; 16 Oak Street

Tuesday 21st – 2.30pm – Baptist CAMEO group – At Fakenham Salvation Army; 16 Oak Street

Wednesday 22nd – 10am – Roman Catholic Mass – St Anthony’s Church; 29 Wells Road

Thursday 23rd – 9.30am – Anglican midweek Service – Lady Chapel, Fakenham Parish Church; Oak Street