St Nicholas Well-next-the-Sea is part of a Benefice of four parishes with Holkham, Warham and Wighton.

Holkham

The Parish Church of St Withburga is situated at the north-western corner of the Holkham estate and can be accessed by car from the coast road through the gates by Keeper’s Cottage or on foot from the estate. The church and is open daily and there is worship on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 9.30am. From Christmas Day until Holy Week the congregation moves to Holkham Hall Chapel but the church remains open all year round. For more information, to make a donation or to contact a member of the team by following the e-mail link on the parish’s A Church Near You page.

Warham

The parish of Warham is blessed with two beautiful buildings, the Parish Church of All Saints and St Mary Magdalene Chapel of Ease.

All Saints Parish Church is situated at the cross-roads in the middle of the village beyond the Three Horseshoes pub carpark. If visiting by car please park behind the church by going up the road opposite the church and turning right through the second gate. The church is open daily and there are several special services during the year. For more information, to make a donation or to contact a member of the team by following the e-mail link on the parish’s A Church Near You page.

St Mary Magdalene Chapel of Ease is on the western edge of the village and surrounded by a flint wall. Visitors may park on the edge of the Rectory driveway next to the church and there are mown paths through the churchyard which is managed for both humans and nature. The church has a special relationship with the Norfolk Churches Trust as it’s founder is buried here but is still the responsibility of the parish. There is currently a fund-raising campaign for urgent repairs. For more information, to make a donation or to contact a member of the team by following the e-mail link on the parish’s A Church Near You page.

Wighton

All Saints is situated at one end of the village on a site overlooking the River Stiffkey. Recently restored with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund the building is large and filled with light and has an interesting collection of old farm machinery. The church and is open daily and there is worship on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 9.30am. In July All Saints hosts the North Norfolk Exhibition Project’s annual art exhibition. For more information about All Saints, to make a donation or to contact a member of the team by following the e-mail link on the parish’s A Church Near You page.