Prison Visitors are a lifeline for prisoners who for a wide variety of reasons do not have visits from family.

A church-backed crisis food bank project to offer emergency food parcels to needy families across Norwich has moved several steps forward.

The next one-day Implementing Time for Action workshop, exploring abuse issues and in particular issues of sexual abuse will be run on Friday 16 October 2009.

This year the theme is Hold Fast to Hope - you can now download resources for study and worship including a prayer leaflet.

Do you know a young person who deserves recognition?

Read the transcript of Bishop James talk to the Housing Justice National Conference.

The search is on for the six most enterprising and visionary villages to spearhead a rural revival.

The Bishop of Norwich took part in the recent debate in the House of Lords on the Policing and Crime Bill. His speech follows...My Lords, the juggernaut of Home Office legislation trundles its way relentlessly along....

A paper published by Oxfam sets out a pro-poor policy response to the recession that lays down the foundations for a more equitable, sustainable society.

Due to the change in VAT, the cost for obtaining a Disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau has been reduced.

What can the church do to help?

Let us make 2009 a year to join Gods mission of compassion and social justice to our neighbours, our churches, our communities, our nation and our world.