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Religious foundations
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Braydeston was at one time a separate village from Brundall and in fact bigger, but in 1891 the civil parishes amalgamated.
Braydeston is still a Church of England ecclesiastical parish with an isolated church on Braydeston Hills. The boundary between the
two villages is very tortuous and seemingly illogical. Brundall and Braydeston churches, with Postwich church, are now a single parish, Yare Valley Churches. To find out more about services etc, visit the Yare Valley Churches website.
There are about six services a year at Braydeston church, for special festivals or events like Rogation Sunday, Easter sunrise service, pets' service and so on.
All the churchyards have wildlife conservation policies and have been audited by Norfolk Wildlife trust and all are welcome to visit them.
There was once a chapel of ease, St Clements, near what is now Station Road.
There is also the Westfield Mission on Golf Course Road, a Protestant Evangelical fellowship.
Click the photos below to see a larger image and caption.
Braydeston is still a Church of England ecclesiastical parish with an isolated church on Braydeston Hills. The boundary between the
two villages is very tortuous and seemingly illogical. Brundall and Braydeston churches, with Postwich church, are now a single parish, Yare Valley Churches. To find out more about services etc, visit the Yare Valley Churches website.
There are about six services a year at Braydeston church, for special festivals or events like Rogation Sunday, Easter sunrise service, pets' service and so on.
All the churchyards have wildlife conservation policies and have been audited by Norfolk Wildlife trust and all are welcome to visit them.
There was once a chapel of ease, St Clements, near what is now Station Road.
There is also the Westfield Mission on Golf Course Road, a Protestant Evangelical fellowship.
Click the photos below to see a larger image and caption.
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