Attleborough is situated in the heart of Norfolk, about twelve miles south-west of Norwich, on the A11. This year, Attleborough Baptist Church is celebrating 200 years of serving its local community. The Reverend Rob Gee joined the church as its pastor two and a half years ago after a long interregnum and is seeking to build the fellowship up to its pre-pandemic numbers. The fellowship firmly believes that church is a great place to make friends and experience God together. As well as Sunday services, the fellowship run “Warm Welcome”, a drop-in where older members of the community receive fellowship, refreshment and the chance to play board games and socialise; ABC Men’s Supper Club is an outreach for men in the community, meeting on the…

Saffron Walden Baptist Church is a friendly, welcoming and inclusive church which is part of their local community in this rural, historic market town. They are a gently growing congregation. Most weeks, you will find around 60 people, mostly adults, in their weekly services; however, regular parade services attract around 150 young people associated with the Brownies, Boys’ Brigade, and Scouts. These uniformed organisations, and Messy Church, which is run with the URC, are a regular feature in the church. Additionally, they participate in social outreach activities, including Foodshare on Friday mornings in collaboration with Touchpoint Charity. This sees around 50 people come for groceries, coffee and a chat. They also have deepening relationships with the local retirement flats, and many attend their lunch club….

Kingswood Baptist Church are a growing, multi-ethnic and inter-generational fellowship located in Basildon, varied in church backgrounds with one thing in common: we are committed to being and making disciples of Jesus. It’s has now been two years since our minister moved on, and we have been without a minister.  We are extremely grateful to those churches in the association and others who have been supporting us with preachers. Although attendance has dropped during our pastoral vacancy, we continue to have two services on a Sunday morning.  We have around 80-100 people attending our first service and 50-60 at our second; and most months we see new faces.  Our desire is to be a place to grow, so we are trusting that a new minister…

With a history stretching back to 1653, Stalham Baptist Church has been a fixture in the Norfolk Broads since settling in its current building in 1884. Today, this thriving church remains dedicated to its core mission: placing Jesus at the centre of everything and sharing His love with the community. This commitment is lived out through a vibrant tapestry of outreach. The church premises are a community hub, hosting a weekly Food Bank, Community Fridge, and Warm Space alongside creative and social groups like Messy Church, Bible art, and table tennis. Their “Community Scene” magazine, delivered to every door in Stalham three times a year, opens a window into church life and provides vital local information, sparking conversations across the town. Further strengthening this connection,…