Events

In Loving Memory and In Sacred Space

Honour and Cherish their memory with a simple candle at Mulbarton Church.

The Church will be open and lit until 9pm on Thursday (All Souls) and Friday (All Saints).  Candles available for visitors to light in memory of those they have lost.

Adrian, our Rector, will be present in person 5-7pm on Thursday evening, to welcome any visitors, and to offer prayer or a listening ear if wanted.

In addition, we have our annual service of Remembering Loved Ones, as we gather at Hethel Church at 3pm on Sunday 3rd November.

Praying for deep comfort and hope for all at this time of the year.

In Loving Memory and In Sacred Space

Honour and Cherish their memory with a simple candle at Mulbarton Church.

The Church will be open and lit until 9pm on Thursday (All Souls) and Friday (All Saints).  Candles available for visitors to light in memory of those they have lost.

Adrian, our Rector, will be present in person 5-7pm on Thursday evening, to welcome any visitors, and to offer prayer or a listening ear if wanted.

In addition, we have our annual service of Remembering Loved Ones, as we gather at Hethel Church at 3pm on Sunday 3rd November.

Praying for deep comfort and hope for all at this time of the year.

We gather to remember any whom we love but see no longer. Gathering with a common experience of loss in a sacred space, as is traditional at this time of year, can be a powerful way to process, draw strength and grace and even to heal.

As we gather in the beautiful ancient church building at Hethel, we will worship together, remember the names of those we have lost and have opportunity to light a candle in memory of them. Those for whom we have conducted funerals in the last couple of years will be remembered, and any others requested.

We will take a list of names at the door as people arrive, or if you would like us to remember anyone in your absence, just let us know by emailing adrian@mulbchurch.org.uk ahead of time.

Join us at Harvest House every Thursday from 9:15am-10:00am for Morning Prayer. All welcome. We use very simple form of words to give us a bit of structure, chat about a Bible reading, and offer simple prayers for things of concern. We also enjoy freshly brewed delicious coffee (other hot drinks are also available!)

Come along to The Rectory for a warming winter drink, a tasty nibble to munch  and a chance for a good natter. 

Sarah’s Gifts and Cards will be available to  peruse / purchase for those who would like, but they are aside, it would simply be great to have your company!

RSVP if you’re able. Thanks.

Join us for our WINTER CONCERT !

Saturday 30th November - 7pm at Mulbarton Village Hall 

Details of tickets will be advertised on our posters and social media. For more information contact mulbartoncc@outlook.com

We are a fun, enthusiastic choir for any who love to sing. We meet every Thursday in term time at Mulbarton Primary School 7.30—9.30pm and are always open to new members. 

Flordon Film Club will be screening Swede Caroline (15) in St. Michael's Community Centre Wednesday 11^th December. The doors open at 7.00pm and the film starts at 7.45.

An hilarious mockumentary which follows Caroline, a competitive giant vegetable grower, as she readies herself for the big annual National Veg Championship. When her prized marrow, named Ricky Hutton, is stolen, Caroline and her fellow growers, conspiracy theorist Paul (Richard Lumsden) and affable Willy (Celyn Jones), are led into a seedy world of crime as they attempt to find the culprit. 

“Sitting somewhere between Hot Fuzz and Sightseers in terms of its tone, Swede Caroline is a ridiculously fun romp from the outset. Complete with a highly stylised and dramatic opening title sequence, which parodies those of Netflix true crime documentaries, the filmmakers nail the balance between mundanity and absurdity. This makes for many genuinely funny moments throughout the film, with one of the best seeing mayhem erupt after the trio attempt to stealthily observe an allotment.” The Upcoming

“The film is gloriously silly, with the three reliably retaining their composure as they uncover the truth behind Caroline’s tragic vegetable loss.” Independent.co.uk

See the trailer at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHhIHzOpl4k

This is our Christmas meeting so come early for free mince pies, sausage rolls and mulled wine!

Tickets are £5 each at the door. Annual membership is now also due at £10. To book or for more information about the club please contact David Harrison on 470118 or david020747@hotmail.co.uk