HARVEST LUNCH
As an experiment, instead of the traditional Harvest Supper, the Group Harvest celebration was arranged as a lunch on the 28th September. Many people prefer not to go out after dark, and no longer drive at night, so this was …
Annual sponsored cycle ride
is on Saturday 14th September. Please support our cyclists – details from either of our churchwardens. More information about the day on the Suffolk Ride & Stride link below.
Annual Parochial Church Meeting 2024
This took place in church on the 24th April. The Minutes of the APCM of 2023 were approved and signed off (copy below). There being no other nominations, the meeting re-elected Mrs. Lesley McDonald and Mrs. Judith Hobbs to serve …
BISHOP NORMAN’S RETIREMENT
At a Chrism Mass at Walsingham on 27th March, the Wednesday of Holy Week, we said goodbye to Bishop Norman. Some of our number went to the service. Bishop Norman has been a huge support and encouragement to us over …
THE LONGSHOREMEN
The Longshoremen shanty singers came to Lound on Saturday 6th July, and gave us a terrific afternoon’s entertainment – everybody loved them. The weather outside was really awful, and there were lots of other competing attractions on that afternoon – …
Patronal Festival weekend -22nd & 23rd June
The Festival this year was the first for eight or nine years, and represented something of a fresh start after a considerable break The theme was ‘Remembering’. Members of the congregation, the village and further afield were invited to bring …
LENT LUNCH 2024
Lound and Blundeston’s ‘Lent Lunch’ took place on Friday 22nd March in Lound Village Hall. It was much enjoyed by everyone, despite the near disaster of the cooker hob not working. Nowhere to heat the soup! In the end we …
Norfolk Organists’ Association
In July we were very pleased to host a visit to Lound by the NOA, who were keen to hear and play our newly refurbished Harrison & Harrison organ. Below is an extract from the Association’s Journal reporting on the …
SUPPORT US
Please help us keep our church open. Lound Church is a Grade II* listed medieval building, beautiful, but costly to maintain. We have a duty to keep it in good order, to pass on to future generations of worshippers, and …
