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The ever-popular LGBTQ+ carol service held at St John the Baptist, Timberhill in Norwich is on Monday 22nd December at 7.30pm. Come along to sing carols and catch up after the service for a mince pie!

This annual service has been taking place for three decades and is attended by a wide cross-section of Norwich and Norfolk's LGBTQ+ communities, friends and parishioners.  Everyone is welcome!

It’s a popular service, so we’d advise getting there in good time before the service begins to get a seat.

Created is a meeting place for LGBTQ+ affirming Christians and allies to connect, gather, and share experiences. It's a place of acceptance and a space of encouragement, in the knowledge that we are wonderfully created and loved by God - just as we are.

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Where do you normally meet?

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Other spaces to consider:
Two:23

Two:23 is a network of Christians, connected by LGBT issues, who have discovered that God loves us just as we are. This realisation frees us to unashamedly include and encourage all to discover the love of God for themselves, pursue the call of Christ and live in a way that cherishes others just as God cherishes us.

We hold five key meetings a year in a central London location on a Saturday afternoon - and you can also join via Zoom. These meetings involve some prayer and worship as well as a talk, and of course creating lots of opportunities for people to connect with new people, as well as catching up with old friends.

The gatherings are usually held at Bloomesbury Baptist Church in central London at 2.23pm (all are welcome from 1.30pm before hand, for hot drinks and mingling) and it's such a great space and chance to be in community with others, sharing, worshipping, listening and being inspired. Not to mention the chance to carry on conversations and connections at a couple of different pubs / cafes after.