The Historic Churches of Norwich

St George Colegate Norwich

red brick ower of st Augustines

St George's remain the centre of a thriving religious community

 

Worship:
Traditional Anglican with music.
Sundays: 9.30am Either Holy Communion or Matins
Wednesdays: 12.15 pm Holy Communion followed by fellowship

 

Bell Ringing at St George Colegate

The bells of St George ( 6 BELLS, 9-2-24 in G#) are in excellent condition:

Practice night: Wednesday (Not 2nd) Sunday

Ringing: 10:30am (after service). Ringers go for coffee after

Comments: An Easy going 6, sound nice when rung at a pace. There is a 'waiting room' for the ringers above the porch, which is quite rare!

Bell Details:

  1. 3½cwt. 1950 Mears & Stainbank, Whitechapel
  2. 3cwt. 1950 Mears & Stainbank, Whitechapel
  3. 4cwt. 1950Mears & Stainbank, Whitechapel
  4. 5cwt. 1637 John Brend, Norwich
  5. 7cwt. 1950 Mears & Stainbank, Whitechapel
  6. 9-2-24. c.1513 Brasyer, Norwich

Other details: Entrance is by the door at the SE side of church. Parking is limited. Toilets inside Church

For more information on the bell ringing in Norfolk history of the bells, Click Here

All Saints Westlegate St. George Tombland St. Julian St. Michael at Plea
St. Andrew St. Giles St. Lawrence St. Peter Hungate
St. Augustine St. Gregory St. Margaret St. Peter Mancroft
St. Benedict St. Helen St. Martin at Oak St. Peter Parmentergate
St. Clement St. James Pockthorpe St. Martin at Palace Plain St. Saviour
St. Edmund Fishergate St. John de Sepulchre St. Mary Coslany St. Simon & St. Jude
St. Etheldreda St. John Maddermarket St. Mary the Less St. Stephen
St. George Colegate St. John Timberhill St. Miles Coslany St. Swithin