Mattishall

A while back we ran a day with Sue Woan called, "Walking in New Testament Sandals". If you were unable to come along that day, please note that the church in Gayton is running the same event on Saturday 15th March. Sue Woan has a wonderful way of putting things across so if you missed it at ASM, do please consider going to the event at Gayton.

Good news! We have just learnt that we have been awarded the expected £10k grant from the Net Zero Carbon fund in the diocese to go towards the cost of the new heaters to be installed in ASM. That means we now have the entire cost covered. God is good.

Sue and I are meeting with Charli Finch from Heissen (the manufacturers of the heaters) and Roger Atterwill (of Wensum Valley Electrical, who are our usual electricians and who will be doing the installation) Thursday of next week to check all the details and then hopefully we will be able to say roughly when the project will start.

As ASM will need to be closed for 2-3 weeks for the scaffolding while the installation is done, our friends as Mattishall Methodist Church have kindly agreed to let us use their building for that time (whenever that is) and we have told them we will pay properly for that hire.

More info next week.

How To Find Us

At the crossroads at the eastern end of Mattishall (where All Saints' Church and The Swan public house lie), head north into Burgh Lane (the side the Swan is on). At the bottom of the hill opposite Occupation Road lies Church Lane with a sign pointing to "CHURCH". Follow this single track road for about 100 metres until you see the entrance to the church car park.

St. Peter's not generally open to the public apart from for services, but access may be arranged via the Church Office using the contact details on the main page of this website.

Click on the link to find a map of the area on Google maps. (Please note that we have no control over the content of external websites).