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Directions and contact details. To speak to Fr Clive call 07970 875052.Read More
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Our main service is a Parish Eucharist held each Sunday at 10am. See the calendar below for occasional variations.Read More
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Waterden
All Saints’ Waterden, the other church in the parish, is in the fields to the east of South Creake. A splendid restoration was completed in 2019 and the church is fully open to visitors and pilgrims.
Welcome to the Church of Our Lady Saint Mary South Creake
Festal Eurcharist Easter Day 2017The Church of Our Lady Saint Mary South Creake is one of the most beautiful and spiritually uplifting churches in England. Come and visit us - we're open every day of the year. Click here for How to Find Us. Have a browse through our picture Gallery to see our famous angel roof and the other treasures of this amazing Grade I Listed north Norfolk church.
Our Sunday Eucharist is at 10am (for very occasional variations see the Calendar to the right). It's inclusive Common Worship in the Anglo-Catholic tradition with incense and bells and a friendly welcome to visitors.
On our FAQs page we answer, or attempt to answer, some of the more commonly asked questions about our Church and our Christian faith.
Latest News and Events
The South Creake Annual Lecture Series
Food for the mind and the soul
Friday, 18 October at 7:00pm
John-Francis Friendship is a priest, spiritual director, pastoral supervisor and published author. He previously was professed to the Society of St. Francis. Then he was an Anglican priest for a decade. Today he is the author of Enfolded in Christ: The inner life of a priest, The Mystery of Faith: Exploring Christian belief, and What do you seek?: The Wisdom of Religious Life.
Who Do You Think You Are? won’t be a special edition of the popular BBC series but a chance to reflect on a question people have grappled with for millennia. The evening will explore aspects of the question – not least how we gain our identity and why religion can give a perspective to aid our understanding.
The Church of Our Lady Saint Mary, Church Lane, South Creake, NR21 9LX
Thinking Anglicans
07 December 2024
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Archbishop Welby’s House of Lords speech
The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke yesterday (Thursday 5 December) in the House of Lords, in the course of a debate on Housing. His remarks have attracted a very considerable amount of criticism. So much so that he has now issued a statement of apology for them. Some relevant links follow. Hansard, text of the speech. […]
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Statistics for Mission 2023
The Church of England published its Statistics for Mission 2023 yesterday. There is an accompanying press release which is copied below. Christmas and Easter congregations swell as Church of England sees third year of growth 04/12/2024 Attendance at Christmas services leapt by 20 per cent last year and the number of worshippers at Easter was […]
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General Synod February 2025 – Outline of Business
The Church of England’s General Synod will meet in London from 10-14 February 2025. An Outline of Business has been published, and is available for download. It is copied below the fold. GENERAL SYNOD: FEBRUARY 2025 OUTLINE OF BUSINESS Full details and motion of each item will be on the agenda Monday 10 February 2.30 […]
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Statement of Inclusivity
South Creake Parochial Church Council, which has the care of the churches of Our Lady Saint Mary South Creake and All Saints Waterden, fully supports and accepts the ordination of both men and women as deacons, priests and bishops in the Church of England and in the wider Anglican Communion. We welcome everyone to the family of our churches regardless of their age, physical ability, ethnicity, gender, or sexuality.
This statement was formally and unanimously agreed at South Creake Annual Parochial Church Meeting on 9 April 2014.