All Saints Beeston Regis Church

All Saints Beeston Regis Church A welcoming medieval church sat in one of the most spectacular settings of any Norfolk church, sprawled on the cliff top between Cromer and Sheringham,

Next Sunday, August 17th we will be holding our ver popular service of Hymns and Pimms service to which everyone is welc...
11/08/2025

Next Sunday, August 17th we will be holding our ver popular service of Hymns and Pimms service to which everyone is welcome.

To prepare our voices for singing Pimms will be served from 6.15 p.m.

The Hymns, led by our rector, the Revd. Jeremy Sykes will start at 7 p.m.

A celebratory beacon will be lit in the Churchyard following the service to mark the 80th Aniversary of VJ day and the end of the Second World, following the surrender of the Japanese on the 15th August 1945.

THERE WILL NOT BE AN 11 a.m. SERVICE ON SUNDAY MORNING so do come and join us on Sunday evening.

Friday 15th August marks the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, marking the end of World War II in the Far East, and the Surren...
11/08/2025

Friday 15th August marks the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, marking the end of World War II in the Far East, and the Surrender of Japan to the Allied forces in 1945. To mark this event the Church and Beeston Regis Parish Council a raising a commemorative flag on the 15th at 10.00am followed by refreshments in the Church. The names of local people who gave their lives in the war in Japan and readings from the diary of Sgt Jack Farrow; who was a prisoner of the Japanese; by members of his family.

Sunday is Whit Sunday so come and join us for our service of Holy Communion at 11 a.m which will be celebrated by the Re...
04/06/2025

Sunday is Whit Sunday so come and join us for our service of Holy Communion at 11 a.m which will be celebrated by the Revd. Pat Baggaley.

We stay with St John’s Gospel Chapter 14 Verses 8-17.

“Lord, show us the Father and that will be enough for us”

Tea and coffee after the service.

Sunday will be the seventh Sunday of Easter and we will be having our service of Holy Communion , celebrated by our Rect...
26/05/2025

Sunday will be the seventh Sunday of Easter and we will be having our service of Holy Communion , celebrated by our Rector the Revd. Jeremy Sykes , at 11 a.m. For this service we will be using the Book of Common Prayer.

The Gospel reading will again be from St. John’s Gospel Chapter 17 verses 20-26 in which we will hear how Jesus Prays for all Believers.

“ Father, I want those you have given me to be with me where I am, and to see my glory, the glory you have given me because you loved me before the creation of the world”

As always, everyone will be welcome so do join us and stay and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee afterwards.

Sunday is the 1st June but the previous day one of our Church stalwarts, Vivienne Baker our former Churchwarden will be celebrating her 90th Birthday. We all wish her a very happy Birthday and send her all our love and best wishes for what we hope will be a very special day.

Sunday, is the 25th May and also the sixth Sunday of Easter. After last week’s Family Service we return to a service of ...
23/05/2025

Sunday, is the 25th May and also the sixth Sunday of Easter. After last week’s Family Service we return to a service of Holy Communion which will be celebrated by Revd. William Bestelink at 11 a.m

This week we have a choice of two Gospel readings, both from St. John’s Gospel Chapter 14 verses 23-29
“Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you”
Or Chapter 5 verses 1-9
“ Then Jesus said to him, “Get up! Pick up your mat and walk.”

As always everybody is most welcome and there will, as usual, be tea and coffee after the service.

After a couple of hectic weeks, first with John and Jacqui Hurst’s highly successful art exhibition and then with all th...
16/05/2025

After a couple of hectic weeks, first with John and Jacqui Hurst’s highly successful art exhibition and then with all the celebrations to mark VE Day we return to some sort of normality this week, the fifth Sunday of Easter, with our monthly family service at 11 a.m. which will be led by our Rector, the Revd. Jeremy Sykes.

In the Gospel reading from St. John Chapter 13 verses 31-35 we hear how Jesus predicts Peter’s denial.
“ A new command I give you. Love one another. As I have loved you so you must love one another”

Do come and join us for this informal service and stay for a cup of coffee afterwards- you will be most welcome.

Sunday is the third Sunday of Easter and at 11 a.m we will be holding our service of Morning Prayer which will be led by...
02/05/2025

Sunday is the third Sunday of Easter and at 11 a.m we will be holding our service of Morning Prayer which will be led by Pam Thompson.

The Gospel reading will be fromm St. John’s Gospel, Chapter 21 verses 1-19 in which we will hear how John tells of Jesus and the miraculous catch of fish.

“ Then he said to him ‘ Follow me’”

Do come and join us, stay for a cup of tea or coffee and then take the opportunity to view John Hurst’s water colour paintings as the Art exhibition gets under way again at 12 noon.

A REMINDER ABOUT THIS WEEKEND’S ART EXHIBITIONOn the weekend of the early May Bank Holiday (May 3rd- 5th) we are delight...
28/04/2025

A REMINDER ABOUT THIS WEEKEND’S ART EXHIBITION

On the weekend of the early May Bank Holiday (May 3rd- 5th) we are delighted to say that local, professional watercolourist John Hurst, along with his wife Jacqui, both of whom are members of our congregation, will be staging a weekend exhibition at the Church with part proceeds in aid of the Church.

John is well known for his atmospheric, figurative paintings of the Norfolk coast in addition to the original watercolour of the Church that featured in his previous successful exhibition here in 2018. Jacqui,in turn, hand makes delicate narrative prints depicting the Norfolk landscape and wildlife.

Fine prints and greeting cards will also feature in the exhibition along with limited copies of John’s memoir: “Watercolour Words. Fifty Years”

John will be in Church throughout the exhibition to welcome visitors and explain his watercolour technique as well as sharing stories.

The exhibition will be open from 10 a.m - 4 p.m. on Saturday 3rd May and Monday 5th May and from 12 Noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday 4th May. Entry is free, there is plenty of free parking and there will be refreshments throughout the weekend.

Pictured are some of John’s paintings and there are more details on his website www.marshlandarts.co.uk

All of us at All Saints, Beeston Regis and, in fact, throughout the Quintet Benefice join with our Roman Catholic friend...
22/04/2025

All of us at All Saints, Beeston Regis and, in fact, throughout the Quintet Benefice join with our Roman Catholic friends in mourning the death of Pope Francis.

This Sunday is the Second Sunday of Easter and our 11 a. m. service of Holy Communion will be led by Revd. Pat Baggaley. Last Sunday, Easter Sunday, there were about 40 people at our Family Communion service and it would be lovely to see as many at the service this week.

This week’s Gospel reading from St. John Chapter 20 verses 19-31 tells of Jesus’ appearance to his disciples after his resurrection.

“Blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed”.

A reminder that the Annual Parochial Church Meeting will be held after the service on Sunday.

CHRIST IS RISEN! ALLELUIA!We don’t need to remind you that tomorrow is Easter Sunday and that at 11 a.m. there will be...
19/04/2025

CHRIST IS RISEN! ALLELUIA!

We don’t need to remind you that tomorrow is Easter Sunday and that at 11 a.m. there will be a special Easter Sunday Family Communion service led by our Rector, the Revd. Jeremy Sykes.

Our hard working talented team of flower arrangers have been hard at work and the Easter Garden is in place.

The Gospel reading will be from St. John’s Gospel Chapter 20, verses 1-18 and as always everybody, especially families, will be welcome at the service.

“Mary Magdalene went to the disciples with the news: “I have seen the Lord” and she told them that he had said these things to her.”

The Revd. Pat Baggaley will be taking our service of Holy Communion on Sunday morning - Palm Sunday - at 11 a.m. As alw...
10/04/2025

The Revd. Pat Baggaley will be taking our service of Holy Communion on Sunday morning - Palm Sunday - at 11 a.m. As always everyone will be most welcome at the service so please come and join us and stay for a cup of coffee afterwards.

There are two options for the Gospel reading - both from St. Luke’s Gospel and we are likely to hear from Chapter 22 verses 14-26 when we will hear how Jesus and his apostles are celebrating the Passover meal and how Jesus institutes the LastSupper.

“ The greatest among you should be like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves”.

It was good to be able to join with our friends from all the Churches in the Quintet Benefice at Aylmerton last Sunday f...
04/04/2025

It was good to be able to join with our friends from all the Churches in the Quintet Benefice at Aylmerton last Sunday for our Mothering Sunday service.

This Sunday is the fifth Sunday of Lent and we will be back in All Saints Church, Beeston Regis for our service of Holy Communion which will be celebrated by our Rector, the Revd. Jeremy Sykes at 11 a.m.

As always everybody will be most welcome on what is forecast to be a warm and sunny Spring morning so please stay and enjoy a cup of coffee afterwards.

The Gospel reading is from St. John’s Gospel Chapter 12 verses 1-8
“You will always have the poor among you but you will not always have me”

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Cromer Road, Beeston Regis
Cromer
NR279QT

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+441263837761

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