Holy Trinity, Norwich, sponsors Tony and Carol Smith, Wycliffe Bible Translators, engaged with the Muyung people of northern Cameroon.

Rebecca Howard (whose dad’s a vicar) is working as a VSO in Cameroon, 2007-2009, encouraging bee-keepers.

Holy Trinity, Norwich, sponsors Lancashire based Colin & Jean Bearup. Colin visits Chad twice a year furthering translation of Scripture into Chadian Arabic.

Ian Harvey, is working in the Congo for the Kimbilio project, working with street children in Lubumbashi in the southern DRC. He is sponsored by St. Andrew's, Lowestoft. View Ian's Blog at http://lifeinlubumbashi.blogspot.com/ or read his June 2009 newsletter.

Mulbarton benefice is linked with the Dioceses of Bukavu & Kindu.

Tas Valley Group has a slight link with Sarah Casson through Wycliffe Bible Translators. Peter Knight and his wife were mission partners in DR Congo.

Holy Trinity, Norwich, sponsors Penny Bakewell who works as a physiotherapist and Bible teacher in Tumu, north-western Ghana.

Snettisham is considering a future link with Kenya.

Graham Steel has had, in his previous appointment in the Diocese of Chelmsford, extensive contacts with the Kenyan dioceses of Embu, Kirinyaga, Mbeere and Meru.

Woodbastwick church links with the village of Marich, in Kenya. Download information and photos.

Nar Valley supports USPG project 215, St James Hospital in Mantsanyane.

The Norwich-Dedza Partnership thrives, and St Luke's, Aylsham Road, is in the process of establishing a link with a St Luke's in Dedza.

The Revd Stuart Nairn has links with Bishop Christopher Boyle of North Malawi.

The Revd Peter Smalls has links with Lake Malawi.

Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich, supports Vila Maninga orphanage, through Canon Robert Clifton.

Heartsease recently supported a project here.

Mulbarton support Alex and Ellie Hawke working with Iris Ministry.

Cromer Parish Church linked with Ulric & Annabel Gerry through Crosslinks

Holy Trinity, Norwich, sponsors John Cooper who spends six months a year working amongst Muslims of North Africa.

Through CMS Christ Church, New Catton, supports (finance & prayer) Dick & Caroline Seed, Principal of new theological college.

Carlton Colville is linked with Meg Guillebaud serving with MAM/CMS in the Diocese of Byumba.

Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich, supports The Sierra Leone Family Welfare Association. A member of the church, reader Monique Rowland, visits there regularly.

Cringleford congregation member recently returned from working on a schools' project in the townships.

St Mary Magdalene, Norwich, sponsors USPG polio project in Kwa Mkono in Tanzania.

Holy Trinity, Norwich, supported, through Crosslinks, Alison Talbert who worked for a number of years at Mvumi Hospital researching into malaria prevention.

Cringleford supports Liz Bennett through SIM and, together with Colney, Andrew Russell (former member of Colney congregation)through USPG.

Sylvia Webster, Attleborough, together with three nursing colleagues from the Norwich Community Hospital, has set up a small charity ('Uganda Support Fund') providing direct support to a small number of schemes in Jinja.

Adrian Miller, curate in Tas Vallet Team, is linked with and has visited the Revd Medad Birungi, head of World Shine Ministries and based in Kampala and Kabale.

Thurton benefice has links with a Babies Home.

St Nichols, Ashill, supports Steve and Phillipa Forsyth working for MAF. Steve's mother, Marcia, is Warden at Ashill.

Tivetshall St Margaret supports Peter and Susan Rivett in Lusaka through USPG

Holy Trinity, Norwich, sponsors Liz Bennett who works as a nurse in North Western Zambia (through SIM).

Erpingham sponsors USPG project 129, a clinic at St Francis Hospital, Katete, in Zambia which is where Eleanor Faulknor, wife of current Incumbent of Erpingham, worked as a mid-wife for 2 years in mid-70’s.

Heartsease has supported a project here.

St Giles, Norwich: Pat Dutton is/was for many years secretary/treasurer of Transvaal Zimbabwe & Botswana Association.

Andrew Thomson, Creake, worked in the Diocese of Harare before coming to Creake.

Narborough has a parishioner who has returned from working in Harare, as well as contact with someone who works in Zimbabwe.