St Peter & St Paul Swaffham
with St Mary Sporle
Revd. Janet Allan
Vicar of St Peter & St Paul
Swaffham & St Mary Sporle
LOCATION DATA :
OS Map ref: TF 8207 0899
Latitude: 52 38' 53.17N
Longitude: 0 41' 23.83E
Postcode: PE37 7AB
Worship in our church buildings
St Peter & St Paul, Swaffham and St Mary, Sporle re-opened for public worship on Easter Day. On Sunday 11th May there is a said Holy Communion service at Swaffham at 8 a.m. and church is then open for private prayer and collection of annual reports until 10.15. There is then an 11 a.m. united benefice Rogation Service at St Mary, Sporle. Exceptionally, neither service is being livestreamed on 11th, but a service will be shared from elsewhere to our Swaffham Parish Church and Sporle Parish Church Facebook Pages.
We are grateful for financial support from the wider community to enable us to keep our doors open and provide a welcome for all who visit. If you would like to make a ‘one off’ donation to Swaffham Parish Church do use the link below. If you wish to contribute to Sporle, or more regularly, please contact us for information.
https://givealittle.co/campaigns/f25d461b-5270-4d33-b6ba-52b3f0e164dd
Foodbank
At the present time, it will be difficult for us as a church community to give donations of food, but if you would like to continue your support for this very important work by making a monthly donation, please print and complete the Mid Norfolk Foodbank form (link below) and send it to the Dereham address shown on the form.
Covid 19
For details of how to join others online for prayer, worship, study and community life and news regarding the church building opening times subject to Covid-19 restraints, click on the ‘Service times and news’ button on the right hand side of this home page.
The vicar of this church can be contacted in an emergency by telephoning 01760 622241 or by emailing
“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength...Love your neighbour as yourself. There is no Commandment greater than these.”
To protect the vulnerable amongst us, please continue to follow the latest government advice.