Directory of Religion Resources

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Includes links to religious and spiritual sites related to Thetford. Topics might include local churches or other places of worship, religious and spiritual organisations, issues, or guides to worship in the area.

Resources in This Category

• Cloverfield Community Church

  http://www.cloverfieldchurch.org/
  Evangelical, Anglican and URC ecumenical partnership. Site includes details of worship, news and events, and information about hall bookings.

• Fulmerston Christian Fellowship

  http://www.fulmerston.co.uk/
  Details of beliefs, activities and service times.

• Hope Church Thetford

  http://www.hopechurchthetford.org/
  A Newfrontiers Christian church. Includes details of the leaders and their vision, and details of events.

• Saint Mary's Catholic Church

  http://www.stmarysthetford.org.uk/
  Includes mass times, church history, photographs, and an A-Z of parish life.

• The Church on the Way

  http://cotwthetford.co.uk/
  An independent, evangelical, Bible-based church. Site includes details of activities and services, and information about the church leaders.

• The Liberty Centre

  http://www.libertycentre.org.uk/
  Christian family church based in Thetford. Provides information on the church's aims, worship, leadership, ministries, events and training courses.

• Thetford Church of the Nazarene

  http://www.thetfordnazarene.co.uk/
  Background information, news, services times, events, and details of church groups.

• Thetford Team Ministry

  http://www.thetfordteamministry.org.uk/
  Site covering the various Anglican churches in the town. Includes contact details for the clergy, calendar of services and events, and news.

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