
Prison prayer
Praying and gathering outside the prison on Britannia Road, believing for Jesus to move behind the walls.

The world needs Jesus, and He told us to go and make disciples. So we go: across Norwich, around Norfolk and out to the nations.
Some of our events are public and open to everyone, others are for the church family and friends. Either way, the aim is the same: take the hope of Jesus to the people who need it most.

Praying and gathering outside the prison on Britannia Road, believing for Jesus to move behind the walls.

Out in the Haymarket with friends like Tough Talk, sharing the good news with whoever stops to listen.

Our free festival: camping, worship and praising God together under open skies.

Working alongside King's Centre in King's Lynn and churches across Norfolk, believing for revival in the county.

Workshops exploring how graffiti and art can transform a place, with Jesus at the centre.

Every Friday, 10am to 3pm: a cuppa, a friendly face and someone to pray with you.
Church members rescued a decommissioned double-decker and spent two years turning it into a church on wheels.
Since then it has hosted Sunday gatherings in Chapelfield Gardens, revival prayer at Mousehold, a café, a food bank, healing rooms, youth church, chiropody and even a cinema. It's been on mission to London, Cambridge, Bedford, the Isle of Wight and King's Lynn, and carried a day of prayer for revival right across Norfolk, from Lowestoft to King's Lynn.
The bus needs a new home. We're looking for a new owner for our 1995 Volvo Olympian, ideally a ministry that will keep it serving the gospel. It needs some work to pass its MOT. Email us if you're interested.
We partner with local churches and people we know and trust. Where next? Wherever a door opens and the Holy Spirit says go.






We've supported the Saviour Jesus Orphanage for 25 years. First we helped buy rice fields so it could feed itself and sell the surplus to pay for school fees, clothes and uniforms. Now we're helping relocate the orphanage to a place free from persecution, where children grow up in small family homes instead of dormitories.