Welcome to Rockland All Saints Church!
Welcome to Rockland All Saints Church!
As we are part of the Shellrock benefice, services are held according to an agreed rota that is displayed on the external noticeboard.
Special services are Christingle, candle lit Christmas Eve, Candlemass, Pets service and Harvest festival.
Fund raising events include Barbara’s day (a garden party), Flower festival, Harvest supper and an Advent lunch held jointly With Rockland St Peter’s Church.
We shall be holding a ‘Vision Day’ in Little Ellingham village hall on Saturday 1st February for all the churches associated with Tori’s Role as Priest-in-charge. This event is primarily to identify how we are doing now and what the future is to be as we move towards becoming one benefice. This will be an opportunity for individual members of our churches to have their voice. To put forward ideas, concerns, hopes and expectations.
Although maybe not the most important consideration, one question that needs to be answered is ‘What do we call our combined benefice?’ Currently it is ‘Gt and Lt Ellingham, Hingham, High Oak, Rockland All Saints, Rockland St Peter and Scoulton with Wood Rising’. Quite a mouthful, so if you have a better suggestion, please bring it with you.
Coffee and Tea will be available on arrival and throughout the session. There will be a break for lunch of soup, rolls, cheese and cake around half way.
If you cannot make this session but feel you have something to contribute, please inform Tori or Sue. Their contact details are at the end of these Ramblings as usual. Alternatively they both will be at the Benefice service on Sunday.
February news from Rockland All Saints Church (4 weeks ago)
January news from Rockland All Saints Church (2 months ago)
December news from Rockland All Saints Church (3 months ago)
Shellrock Ramblings - 10th November (3 months ago)
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The church is a1/2 mile from the village centre with an Anglo-Saxon nave. While the south windows are 14-15th century, the east window is Victorian corresponding to a major re-furbishment that was carried out in that period. The font is 19th entury with the church also containing a small Norman stone font bowl. All the hassocks have been made by parishioners, with many being dedicated to loved ones. As the chuch…
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