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Welcome. For service details and other events happening here, please see the pages on the website. Owing to Covid-19 the building is not currently open regularly. Please contact the Church Office to arrange a visit.
Audio recording of the talk at All Saints, Mattishall, on Bible Sunday based on Nehemiah 8.1-12. The talk can be heard here.and is very similar to the talk given earlier the same day at the service at Hockering.
Audio & video recordings of the Zoom benefice service Sunday 25th October (2 days ago)
Audio & video recordings of the Zoom benefice service Sunday 18th October 2020 (2 days ago)
Audio &video recordings of the Zoom benefice service Sunday 11th October 2020 (2 weeks ago)
2020 Bright Party (3 weeks ago)
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Coming into Mattishall from the Norwich end, All Saints's church will be clearly on your left. Turn left just before it and after about 100 metres on your right is a car park at the entrance to the churchyard and opposite Victoria stores. This location has a post code of NR20 3QF and is best used if coming by car. More parking can be found just off the main road (Dereham Road) on Old School Green (NR20 3FG) or along the main road itself There is also an hourly bus service which stops opposite the church (route 4 from KonectBus) which comes from Norwich and Dereham.
If coming to the church from the western end of the village, continue to the far end of the village. All Saints' church will be very clearly on your right. Turn right immediately past it to come to the car park mentioned above.
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Click here to open map in new window »Starting Saturday 11th May 9.00 to 10.30 with toast and bacon butties.
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A church is mentioned in the Domesday Survey of AD1086. All Saints was rebuilt c1400 in the Perpendicular style. Very little evidence of the earlier church remains, but there are odd pieces of 13th/14th C stonework incorporated in the aisle walls. The arcades would have been constructed outside the original walls, these being removed later, which probably accounts for the fact that the arcades are not symmetrical. It is thought…
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