Fundraising is sadly a fact of everyday life for virtually every Church building, and the Coxford Group churches are no exception.

To easily help raise funds for your Church when buying goods or services via the internet many sites can be accessed through
www.easyfundraising.co.uk
      By reaching over 20,000 internet sites through this medium a small proportion of money
can be directed to your Church which will help us keep the building in good condition.

Tattersett Church, All Saints

Tattersett Church is now in dire need of a wholesale restoration project, and to this end a large fund-raising scheme is being launched in February 2024. Already the Norfolk Churches Trust has generously donated almost £2,200 to fund a condition report on the medieval wall painting in the building, and to recommend urgent and future conservation for the rare depiction.
 
Some of the urgent work is being priced, including re-roofing, countering damp incursion,
repairing window tracery and addressing many other problems.
 
Research into the full history of this very important Grade 1 listed building that dates back to the
13th Century, and stands isolated in the Tattersett fields within very close proximity of Coxford Abbey,  is also under way.
 
 
 
Please keep an eye on our progress at http://www.tattersettchurch.co.uk in order to watch our progress.
 
 
 
If you are able to offer any help with this project please get in touch through our website.
 
 
 
 
 
 

South Raynham Church

The work on the church has now completed and the church is now back in full operation. This happened later than was planned but, as you might expect with a medieval building, there was additional work to be done. More pointing was needed than we had anticipated, and the church had to be re-wired. When one of the buttresses was removed a gap in the wall was revealed which you could see outside.  The interior has been restored and the detail complete. The organ will be cleaned and tuned. 

South Raynham PCC  is due huge thanks from us all for their work in regard to this project.  

The Church is well worth a visit.