Cell Church

"Doing Different"
As well as a church in each village, the Tas Valley cell church lives up to the Norfolk tradition of "doing different". Cells are vital parts of the body - and cells in church life are there to multiply and grow and keep the body healthy. Cells are small groups of people who meet as church-in-miniature.
They are like cells which contain the DNA of what it means to be church - worshipping together, learning from the bible, caring for each other, the wider church and sharing God's love in the local community and wider world.
We are a sister church within the Tas Valley Team, committed to working to complement the ministry of the six parish churches.
Here are our values:
- All Involved
- Becoming Disciples
- Creating Community
- Doing Evangelism
- Encountering God
You can learn more about cell churches on the cell uk website:
www.celluk.org.uk
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Coming Up Next...
Cell Leader/ Assistant Leader Training
Tue, 28 Feb, 2012, 7:30 pm @ Newton Flotman Rectory
Training for current cell leaders/ assistant leaders and future cell leaders. Session 2 of 3, (Last session on March 13th)
Contact Sally for more details - 01508 470762
Coming Up Soon...
Cell leader/ Assistant Leader Training E (3 weeks to go)
Rural Vision Day (4 weeks to go)
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WiSpire - High Speed Broadband
Posted: Thu, 16 Feb, 2012 (6 days ago) by Adrian
High speed wireless broadband in local communities
This joint venture between the Diocese of Norwich and FreeClix will use parish churches across the Diocese as the platform to deliver high speed reliable wireless broadband internet access to local communities (especially to areas where current speeds are very poor), supporting both business and residential customers as well as the potential for the delivery of other services.
To signup for the service in a live location, please Sign Up Online
- Guaranteed fast speeds (6mb download / 1mb upload)
- Quick install
- Reliable service
If 20 or more people register an interest for a village, then this service could be made available in that village. Not only will it provide higher-speed broadband, but if the service is installed, it will provide benefit to the lcoal church as well.
Find out more about the product/service
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We meet in homes all over the benefice at different times. Check out our activities pages to see details of individual cell groups.
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