Radical Church in Norwich is facing a predicament as it has run out of room for services at their current venue, Magdalen Gates Primary School. Pastor Matt Richards has asked the local Christian community for help in finding a larger venue where they can meet. The church’s mission is centered around loving Jesus, each other, and the lost, and they are a diverse family of believers who feel called to help the broken and marginalized. Despite not aiming to be a large church, they are in need of a new venue that can accommodate their needs, including space for Sunday school and weekday activities.
The church is open to the idea of using an empty church in Norwich on a full-time basis or a larger venue that can be used temporarily for the glory of God. Pastor Matt Richards emphasized that they believe in the unity of the church in Norwich, with many congregations coming together as one body. The church is asking for any leads or suggestions from the community about potential venues that could meet their needs. They are looking for a space that can accommodate their growth and activities, while allowing them to continue their mission of reaching out to those in need of spiritual support and guidance.
Radical Church’s current venue at Magdalen Gates Primary School is no longer able to handle the number of attendees, prompting the church to make a public appeal for help. Despite not wanting to become a large church, the need for a larger venue that can also facilitate their Sunday school and weekday activities has become critical. The church’s focus on loving Jesus, each other, and the lost has driven their search for a new location where they can continue their ministry to the marginalized and broken in the Norwich community.
Those interested in helping Radical Church can reach out to Pastor Matt Richards through his contact information provided in the announcement. The church’s call for a new venue reflects their commitment to serving the community and fulfilling their mission of spreading the love of Jesus to all. As they navigate this period of transition, they are relying on the support and assistance of the local Christian community to find a suitable space where they can continue to grow and make a positive impact in Norwich.
