A warm welcome to Ipswich Road United Reformed Church

                       Part of the Norwich Area United Reformed Church Mission Partnership                                We welcome you to join us as we meet for worship on Sundays at 9.45am:

 Our service is recorded and uploaded to this website and is also streamed to You Tube

We also hold an evening communion service on the first Sunday of each month at 6.00pm

Go to the  Current NAURC Worship Page  to find the audio recording of the morning service at Ipswich Road and links to the preachers and services at Ipswich Road and at the other churches in the Norwich Area URC Mission Partnership: Fairland Wymondham URC, St Peter’s Jessopp Road LEP and Wroxham and Hoveton URC  all of whom meet for worship at 10.30am  

 

 

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.

 

 

 

 

Click here to see what to expect if you come to worship in our building. Services are also available online.

All are welcome to join these NAURC Mission Partnership events: See posters below for details

NEWS

Did you miss our August Holiday Club?

Do you wonder what happened there?

Were you there and want to share what you did with your friends?

No problem!

Click HERE to be taken to the wonderful page sharing all of the activities

Want to find out more about our Children and Families’ Work? Click here

Contact our Children and Families worker Mel via our contact page 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”

 

September’s “Cause for the month” is the Friends of St James’s and Mission School Zimbabwe

St James’s School was set up by an Anglican missionary in 1958 as an agricultural school but in 1964 opened a much needed secondary school for girls. Since then it has continued to develop and now educates some 700 girls, aged 13 – 18. Although the school is some 50 miles from Bulawayo, it takes pupils from all over Zimbabwe and many of the girls come from rural areas. The fees are £1,500 a year, covering tuition, boarding, a uniform and stationery. This is beyond the reach of many families, but the Friends of St James’s provide bursaries offering much needed educational opportunity and help to some 18 girls a year. Find out more here https://fsjms.weebly.com/