WELCOME TO WYMONDHAM ABBEY
A Place of
Welcome, Worship and Wonder
Mon - Fri
Morning Prayer: 10.00am
Tuesdays at 10:30am: Christian Meditation and Contemplation
Wednesdays at 10:30am: Said Eucharist* (Common Worship) *due to festivals, occasionally this service may take place on a different day, please check the ‘diary of events’ tab
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Sunday
Said Eucharist (BCP): 8:00am
Sung Eucharist: 10:30am
Evensong: 5:00pm
Full details here
Mon - Sat
Sunday
Events in Lent
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Wymondham Abbey
Welcome
Wymondham Abbey is one of the grandest religious buildings in East Anglia. It is a magnificent Norman church, originally established in 1107 as part of a monastic foundation. It was later enlarged and embellished with a particularly fine angel roof. The famous gilded altar screen by Sir Ninian Comper is among its many splendours. The unusual twin towers are a prominent local landmark.
But at Wymondham Abbey, we are more than just an ancient treasure chest. We are an active and lively parish church, with services every day and a variety of activities and community events throughout the year. Please explore our website for more information, then come and explore the church for yourself.
We are open most days of the year. We have welcomers on duty and a well-stocked shop on site. Our Lottery-funded Abbey Experience includes displays and other new facilities, such as refreshments and a comfortable seating area, ensuring your visit will be enjoyable and memorable. We are truly a place for welcome, worship and wonder.
However, a church is far more than a beautiful building. The Abbey is a living community which seeks to celebrate God’s love for His people in so many different ways. Through our worship, friendship and social activities we try to live out the Gospel in all its fullness. We offer a warm welcome to people from all over the world, as well as from ‘just around the corner’. The Abbey is also a popular venue for concerts, exhibitions and fayres, as well as being a ‘living history’ resource for our local schools.
Wymondham Abbey is one of the grandest religious buildings in East Anglia. It is a magnificent Norman church, originally established in 1107 as part of a monastic foundation. It was later enlarged and embellished with a particularly fine angel roof. The famous gilded altar screen by Sir Ninian Comper is among its many splendours. The unusual twin towers are a prominent local landmark.
But at Wymondham Abbey, we are more than just an ancient treasure chest. We are an active and lively parish church, with services every day and a variety of activities and community events throughout the year. Please explore our website for more information, then come and explore the church for yourself.
We are open most days of the year. We have welcomers on duty and a well-stocked shop on site. Our Lottery-funded Abbey Experience includes displays and other new facilities, such as refreshments and a comfortable seating area, ensuring your visit will be enjoyable and memorable. We are truly a place for welcome, worship and wonder.
However, a church is far more than a beautiful building. The Abbey is a living community which seeks to celebrate God’s love for His people in so many different ways. Through our worship, friendship and social activities we try to live out the Gospel in all its fullness. We offer a warm welcome to people from all over the world, as well as from ‘just around the corner’. The Abbey is also a popular venue for concerts, exhibitions and fayres, as well as being a ‘living history’ resource for our local schools.
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We welcome everyone to Wymondham Abbey. Our commitment to accessibility ensures that all visitors can experience the beauty and history of this sacred place. For detailed information on access, facilities and support, please visit our accessibility page using the button below.
Our Daughter Church
Spooner Row
Holy Trinity, Spooner Row is our Daughter Church in the village community of Spooner Row on the southern edge of the parish. It was built in 1842, and has its own loyal worshippers who maintain its life and witness.
Spooner Row Church is also very popular for concerts and as a rehearsal space, and has a lively social calendar.
Worship & Spiritual Life
At the heart of Holy Trinity is its congregation. Learn about the regular services, special ceremonies, and spiritual programs that cater to a diverse group of worshippers. Whether you’re seeking quiet reflection or communal prayer, Holy Trinity offers a welcoming spiritual home.
Community & Social Events
Beyond its religious functions, Holy Trinity serves as a hub for community gatherings. From social events to fundraisers, the church calendar is bustling with activities that bring together parishioners and visitors alike.
Concerts & Rehearsals
With its serene ambiance and excellent acoustics, Spooner Row Church has become a sought-after venue for concerts and rehearsals. Explore upcoming musical events, or find out how you can book the space for your own artistic endeavors.
Support & Get Involved
Holy Trinity thrives thanks to its dedicated community. Discover ways you can support the church, whether through volunteering, donations, or simply by attending events and services. Every contribution, big or small, ensures the continued vitality of Holy Trinity, Spooner Row.
Our Daughter Church
Spooner Row
Holy Trinity, Spooner Row is our Daughter Church in the village community of Spooner Row on the southern edge of the parish. It was built in 1842, and has its own loyal worshippers who maintain its life and witness.
Spooner Row Church is also very popular for concerts and as a rehearsal space, and has a lively social calendar.