At St Andrew's Church, you'll find a warm welcome and the opportunity to discover that there is more to life!

As God's people, we gather together every Sunday to meet with him and one another. We spend time listening to God speak to us in the Bible, praising him with singing, praying to him and talking together. We also have groups for children and young people. We would love to welcome you to one of our services - why not come and join us one Sunday morning? We meet at 10 am for an informal and contemporary service, during which there are groups for children and young people. This is followed by tea and coffee. You can see some photos of St Andrew's in action here (on a photographer's web site - not ours, opens in new window).

Talks from previous weeks are available here. Every month we have an informal get together over a meal, usually on the first Sunday and small groups meet every two weeks on weekday evenings.

On most Thursdays, we have City Talks, lunchtime meetings to help city workers get to know God and one another better,  Everyone is welcome. They start at 1pm, and will finish by 1.30pm.  Hot drinks will be available, and please feel to bring your lunch. For more information, contact robert@standrewsnorwich.org.  The programme for the next few weeks is:

On Tuesdays at 11.00 we have an informal bible study in the church, Tuesday Connection. For more information, contact jonathan@standrewsnorwich.org. 

On three Tuesdays over the summer, we have a number of organ recitals at 1.00 pm. St. Andrew's Church has a fine 1905 Norman & Beard organ. The organists have been asked to choose pieces on an aspect of the Christian faith or a related theme. Recitals should last for 35-40 minutes, refreshements are provided and admission is free:

  If you want to find out more about Jesus, we run an informal five week course called em> Simply Christianity at least once a term

You can find us on St Andrews Street in the northern part of Norwich city centre, opposite St Andrew's Hall and next to Cinema City (see  where to find us for maps). Please contact us for more information, talk to one of the members of our Facebook group or just come along.