Welcome to All Saints' Church at East Tuddenham.
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.
A major project is getting under way at All Saints, Mattishall, to provide for a new servery, a new toilet, conversion of the tower room into a proper room and a significant amount of extra storage space. Here is a link to the videos used at that service on 11th July 2021.
Please note that these online videos do not have the additional directions (Alan pointing at things with the mouse pointer) which were available on screen when shown live at ASM, but they are still clear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13bhFMObGTw&list=PLGVUwLQtb4TteDq-WdypQhH_pQqc8AU1W
A diagram showing the proposed new layout is downloadable from HERE. Note there is one small error in the diagram, i.e. we do not plan to have a worktop over the radiator in the north-west corner. Apart from that, the diagram is accurate.
15th July 2021 addition: Two (similar) views of how the new servery (not a kitchen!) is intended to look are now available at HERE and HERE.
Audio and video recordings of final(?) Zoom service from 11th July 2021 (3 weeks ago)
Audio and video recordings of Zoom service from 4th July 2021 (3 weeks ago)
Worship patterns into the summer 2021 (1 month ago)
Audio and video recordings of Zoom benefice service from 27th June (1 month ago)
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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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