St Nicholas, Bracon Ash

Warm and Welcoming Traditional Anglican Worship

St Nicholas Church, Bracon Ash is always open and visitors are very welcome to explore this attractive and ancient church. There is room for cars to park on the grass verge outside the church gate. Alternatively the elderly and disabled are welcome to drive up the church path itself, by arrangement with the churchwarden.

There are normally two services a month - Morning Prayer on the first Sunday in the month at 9.00 and Holy Communion on the third Sunday at 9.00.

The services follow the Traditional Common Worship pattern. Festivals are shared with Hethel Church and the rest of the benefice.  The notice board outside the church is always up to date.

 

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Monday Community Hub

Meet to socialise and enjoy refreshments every Monday from  10.00am to 2.00pm at Mulbarton Village Hall. Childrens toys also available. Access is free, donations always welcome. 

The Monday Community Hub - an initiative of Mulbarton Village Hall - will continue to run every Monday except on Bank Holidays.

 

 
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Morning Prayer & Coffee (1 week to go)

 

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Morning Prayer & Coffee (2 weeks to go)

 

Monday Community Hub (3 weeks to go)

 

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Visit from Bishop Graham of Norwich

We are so grateful to Di, Derrick, Bev, Rachel and visiting clergy, for helping to keep our churches flourishing.

We are grateful also to Bishop Graham who will be visiting us on Sunday 19th April 2026 to encourage us at this time of interregnum and to lead a 10.00am benefice communion service at Mulbarton Church on that day.

Find out more about Bishop Graham here:

 

 

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Meditation by Gregory Of Nazianzus (2 days ago)

 

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How To Find Us

The church can be found on School Road. Travelling from Mulbarton south on the B1113, turn first right after the roundabout and continue along School Road.

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