Churches in East Sussex

We hope you find this site a useful and informative guide. Why not come and join us in person one Sunday? Or contact us if we can be of any aid to you. Each week we welcome people from all different backgrounds to Halton. We encourage and support one another (in a spirit of love and friendship) We believe

Foursquare GB is a movement of Spirit Filled Churches partnering together to Plant new Churches and make Reproducible Disciples throughout our Nation. Together we seek to gain out into the United Kingdom with the Gospel message of Jesus Christ in a fresh and relevant manner. Interdenominational in Spirit

We're a Church. We're a community of God's people from all aspects of different backgrounds gathering around the Word of God in order to know Him better and make Him known to others. We come together to be equipped to live day by day in a way that honours our Heavenly Father. We're Evangelicals. We are

This church is committed to St Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors and fishermen. Until 1873, St Nicholas was the Parish Church of Brighton and it still is the Mother Church and the only church in central Brighton of ancient interest. The earliest known reference to a church in Brighthelmstone, the

Calvary Evangelical Church is a group of people of all different ages and from various backgrounds who share a common belief that Jesus has offered the solution to their greatest need. This need is to have a restored relationship with the God who made us. You can read more about that in the page about

We're a Christian community united around the faith of the historical church, as expressed in its most widely accepted creeds and as revealed in the Old and New Testaments. We are committed in God, we follow Jesus, and we trust in the presence and the movement of the Spirit. If you are have arrived at

Use these pages to find out more about the background, values and vision of Holland Road Baptist Church. The church is 1st of all a community of people - and you can read several of their stories here. Find out how we serve our community, how we're connected to the rest of the world in mission (including

At the two entrances to the church you'll find a Welcome Leaflet with some useful information and contacts for the church. There's a Welcome Card, just fill in your contact details, and hand it to a member of the welcome staff and we will get in touch with you. A few times a year the church hosts a

St Mary's, resting on the slope of the Bourne stream, was built late in the twelfth century with Caen stone from Normandy. It was considerably enlarged in the 14th cent. And extensively restored in the nineteenth century. Standing at the crossing the view to the E is dominated by the Norman style chancel

Well, there are some ways. Let's look at the two principal routes: On the one hand, kids who are born or adopted into Catholic families are usually baptised as infants. Their faith is nurtured in their family environment and, as they grow older, they receive formal instruction through their parish school