CHURCH LIFE
We are a thriving church family and community, with lots going on for all ages... read on to find out more about church life at St. Andrew's!
New to church?
Whether you are new to the area or new to faith, you probably have some questions - let us help answer them for you!
Our Services
St. Andrew’s offers a range of services on Sundays and on other days and occasions. Some draw on the traditions and texts of the Church of England, both Common Worship and The Book of Common Prayer. Others tend to be more informal and best described as “fresh expressions of church.” More information via button below.
Wherever possible services from the church building are livestreamed.
Chapter House Hire
Community groups
We have a wide range of social interest groups, including puppetry, walking, ladies' club, the flower guild and the Church Choir.
All groups are a great platform for getting to know people and building friendships. We value the different passions and interests of everyone that provide fellowship with each other.
Contact us using the button below to find out more about our community groups.
Children, Youth + Families
Our children and young people are a really important part of the church family, and we run various gatherings for them throughout the week - not just Sundays!
Our Local Community
We have strong links with our local community, including publishing the Gorleston Community Magazine, local foodbanks and support groups, and Open The Book.
Baptism
Baptism is a life-long promise to follow Christ and live your life for Him. As parents we may make that promise for our children, or you may make the promise as an adult - if you'd like to know more about baptism at St.Andrew's, click below!
Marriage
Want to know more about getting married at St.Andrew's? Use the button below to find out more and to send us your details.
Funerals
Anyone is welcome to have a Church of England funeral, whether you have faith in Christ or not. Arrangements are usually made through a Funeral Director, but you may have more questions about funerals at St. Andrew's...
