We are a lively community of around 60 people – children, young people and adults – with diverse interests, but bound together by friendship and a spiritual search.
During lockdown we welcome you to join us for worship online. Click here to see what to expect in our building when it re opens.
Revd John Potter. URC Minister for Ipswich Road URC, Fairland (Wymondham URC) Trinity URC , St Peter’s Jessopp Road (URC/Methodist) and Wroxham and Hoveton URC
Due to the current coronavirus situation, all of our church buildings are closed.
BUT
You can join with us for worship online
- Join us on Zoom at 10.30am every Sunday (doors open 10am) as we worship together, either with a pre- recorded video from John or a “live Zoom” service by John or Ian. Time for a chat before and after as well! You will need to fill in the form to ask for the code.
- The video is uploaded to our YouTube site weekly and can be accessed here
- Read your own copy of the order of service, readings, sermon and prayers
All of this can be accessed through our
Current NAURC Worship Page
Revd. Ian Bloomfield. Local Leader at Wroxham and Hoveton URC and part of NAURC Team
News this week:
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
18th -25th January 2021
As we are unable to hold the regular chain of prayer at Norwich Cathedral, local leaders have produced a video to complete a chain.
Click on the picture to access the video on the Norfolk and Waveney Churches YouTube site (available from 21.01.21). The video by Rev John Potter for the NAURC churches can be found from 2.29.16 to 2.34.12. full list of video times can be found here
Ipswich Road URC, Cause for the Month
Each month, Ipswich Road URC supports a different cause. All are chosen by the church members. Some we support on an annual basis, others are “one off”
January’s Cause for the Month is :
COMMUNITY ACTION NORWICH
This is the charity based at and run by New Hope Church in Lakenham
The following information comes from their website: https://www.communityactionnorwich.co.uk/
“The charity Community Action Norwich was formed in 1999, as an umbrella organisation for the social outreach work of a local free church based in the Lakenham area of Norwich. ”
To find out more, go to our January Cause for the month page or to their website.
