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, St Peter’s Jessopp Road and Wroxham and Hoveton 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.

NEWS

STOP PRESS: Easster Day Service at Ipswich Road: The video recording of this service can now be found on the Norwich Area United Reformed Church You Tube Channel   under the “Videos” heading. Sorry no live broadcast today as our internet went down.

The daily words can be found here 

Norwich Area URC Mission Partnership were the first Mission Partnership to  receive a Faith in Action Award at Eastern Synod today. The award was for the welcome bags which are given to all new worshippers and friends who return to church who havene’t been there for a very long while.

For more about the “Faith in Action” Awards, see 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”

 

April’s “Cause for the month” is ‘DART’  The  Samaritan’s Purse Disaster Assistance Response Team 

What is DART?: The Samaritan’s Purse International Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) programme is committed to meeting the critical needs of victims of war, poverty, famine, disease, and natural disaster. We stand ready to respond at a moment’s notice whenever and wherever disaster strikes. The DART specialises in providing water, food, shelter, and medical care while sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.  (From their website)

Find out more about them on their website  here