All Saints Church shouldham is hosting a fundraising talk on Norfolk’s angel roofs next Monday, March 21st,下午 five o’clock. This event is a chance to raise money for the church’s dedication to preserving its historic parishes, and it will highlight the distinctive 15th-century-engineered wooden roofs on a traditionally rural parish church. Donors can also support the work of the All Saints Church with further donations accepted. The talk is part of a series of events aimed at raising funds for restoration efforts, and tickets are priced at £10, including the first drink and canapés. The event is drawn from a series of talks by Dr. Sarah Cassell, a PhD candidate at the Norfolk Academy of Music and the在过去 three decades, her PhD thesis has focused on the Structure and Image in Late Medieval East Anglian Angel Roofs. Sarah’s work is particularly focused on a distinctive 15th-century hammerbeam construction featured in the rural parish church, which serves as the inspiration for this year’s talk. Attendees are encouraged to bring torches to better view the roof, and the talk provides a platform for Sarah to discuss her research and highlight the importance of these iconic structures. Sarah herself expressed a deep connects with the topic, stating, “The angels of Norfolk are stunning, but they are built with love and thought. It is hard to believe how much support the people in these churches put into such a vital part of the parishes.” Tickets to the event, accessible via the eventbrite website, are available at https://eventbrite.co.uk/time NXT#749. All Saints Church shouldham’s commitment to supporting the work of therahaf and the preservation of its historic parishes is no small feat, and this talk is an extension of that vision.
