Saxlingham Nethergate Church - Tas Valley Team Ministry

Contacts: The Rev'd Philip Wood - Click here for info

To check specific services this month, see the benefice newsletter

Sunday Worship:

1st Sunday of the Month:

9.30am

Holy Communion (Choir)

2nd Sunday

11.00am

All Age Service

3rd Sunday

9.30am

Holy Communion (Choir

4th Sunday

11.00am	Morning Prayer (1662)

	Geoff Blyth - Church Warden Tel: 01508 499369
	Corrine Douglas - Church Warden Tel: 01508 499064

Welcome to St Mary the Virgin, Saxlingham Nethergate

Our beautiful village church is warm and welcoming as are the congregation. Our worship is more traditional with a robed choir for our Holy Communion Service’s held on the first and third Sunday.

We have an All Age service on the second Sunday and Morning Prayer (1662) on the fourth Sunday. After each service we meet for tea and coffee in our Parish room. Sunday services are well attended. At our services we are uplifted as we meet to worship God, hear his word in the scriptures and sermon.

There are special services too: Each year at Candlemas, Fr. Mark Morgan the Clergy and Choir lead the congregation in our High Mass. The service is full of colour, music and smells that lift our spirits in midwinter.

We also have an open air service and a pet service on the green and a service in the ruined church at Saxlingham Thorpe.

We are a busy happy congregation and enjoy working together to share God’s love in practical ways in our village. Why not come and join us for some or all of the following worship services and activities.

How to Find Us & Contact the Church

The Monday Mardle and more. . .

Explore the range of activities avaialble at Saxlingham Church, from 'The Monday Mardle' to getting involved with the Choir. The church is involved in many events throughout the year such as, Quiz nights, concerts and much, much more. Click the link below for more information on activities happening at Saxlingham.

Saxlingham Nethergate Church: The Church Building and It's History

The church consists of chancel, Nave with south porch, square tower, north aisle and vestry. The windows, buttresses and tower have ashlar dressings and slate for the roof.

The octagonal font is one of a number of identical fonts in South Norfolk and was carved in the fifteenth century. Behind the font is the entrance to the belfry, this is a cared oak screen... click on the link below for more on the history of the church.