Churches in our care

The Trust looks after twelve churches made redundant by the Diocese of Norwich and one from the Roman Catholic Diocese of East Anglia. The Trust ensures that these churches receive regular maintenance, are weather-tight, insured and remain open for all to enjoy.

Occasional services are held in these churches. In some cases they are arranged by the local community and clergy, and in others by one of the Trust’s Chaplains. Services are publicised on the Events page of the website. Weddings, Baptisms and other events can take place in our churches, contact the Trust for further information secretary@norfolkchurchestrust.org.uk.

We welcome local community involvement with the churches we care for and are indebted to the local volunteers who act as key holders. The churches are kept open to visitors during daylight hours as far as possible. If you are planning a visit, it may be worth checking with the key holders before setting out.

Bagthorpe, St Mary

Barmer, All Saints

Cockthorpe, All Saints

Corpusty, St Peter

Dunton, St Peter

Hargham, All Saints

Illington, St Andrew

Rackheath, All Saints

Snetterton, All Saints

West Bilney, St Cecilia

West Rudham, St Peter