Welcome to All Saints' Church at East Tuddenham.
We would love to welcome you to one of our services which are held on the first three Sundays of each month. On the fifth Sunday, we join with the rest of the benefice congregations for a United Benefice service. There is no service at East Tuddenham on the fourth Sunday.
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'Post Christmas blues? Not when we're around!'
Deliciious homemade cakes & produce, Bric-a-brac, Tombola, Raffle, Stalls and E C Nails & Beauty.
Light refreshments.
All proceeds towards St Michael's church fabric fund which is used for the repair, conservation and maintenance of the building.
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Benefice Women's Breakfast (2 weeks to go)
Benefice Men's Breakfast (3 weeks to go)
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Coming towards East Tuddenham from the Norwich direction along the Mattishall Road, the entrance to the drive leading up to All Saints' Church is on your right just before Church Lane. You should be able to see the church set back from the road and on your right as you descend the hill towards East Tuddenham.
If coming to All Saints from the village, the drive leading to the church is on your left just after Church Lane (also on your left).
There is space between the trees on the driveway leading to the church, but it is a bit tight.
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The church consists fo a nave, a chancel with a square buttressed tower, which is offset to the south of the centre line of the nave and a north vestry against the chancel. The church is predominently constructed of random knapped flints with limestone dressings and the roofs are covered in black smut pantiles. There is evidence of an earlier north transept towards the east end of the nave, where…
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