Remembrance Sunday 2025.
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A Rowan Tree was planted at a recent churchyard working party. Held for several years until a suitable spot was identified this tree forms part of The Queen’s Green Canopy project, originally created as a Platinum Jubilee Project and latterly as a commemoration to honour the memory of HM Queen Elizabeth.
The tree has been marked by a plaque crafted by Peter. We are most grateful to all involved in this project.
Patronal Festival Evensong
All Saints’ Patronal Festival Evensong 2025 was followed by a reception kindly supported by The Choral Evensong Trust. We are most grateful for their support.
The service has now been uploaded to youtube and can be watched via this link.
Evensong for Harvest Festival 2025 can be watched here.
Music includes the choir anthem Thou visitest the earth (Maurice Greene, 1625 – 1755), Come, ye thankful people come.
Thank you very much to everyone who contributed Harvest Gifts and decorated the church so beautifully. The gifts will be taken directly to Crawley Open House, East Grinstead Foodbank and Family Support Work. Your support is much appreciated.
APCM 2025
The APCM took place after April’s Evensong.
Evensong for the Third Sunday of Trinity
Evensong for the Third Sunday of Trinity can be watched here via youtube.
Music includes the choir anthem Psalm 23 / Brother James’ Air
Churchwardens swearing in
On Tuesday 25th June our Churchwardens joined Tim and Ann from West Hoathly as they were sworn in to serve for the year by Archdeacon Angela.
Evensong for the Last Sunday before Lent.
Electoral Roll 2025
Every five years we are required to create a completely new Electoral roll before the Annual Parochial Church Meeting. Forms are available to download here or you can collect a form from church. Please make sure to return your form in time to be included.
Please make sure you tick the GDPR box on the back so we can keep in touch with you.
If you have any queries please contact your electoral roll officer.
Sophie Hill sophiedianahill@gmail.com / 01342 810282
What is the electoral roll and why should I join?
The electoral roll is open to all those aged 16 and over who have been baptised in the Church of England and who consider the church in question their spiritual home. It gives you a vote at the Annual Parocchial Church Meeting where you can have your say on how your church is run and it allows you to stand for the PCC.
It’s not compulsory for regular worshippers to be on the roll and membership doesn’t confer any obligation, however the size of the PCC and our number of Deanery Synod representatives are decided by how many worshippers are on the electoral roll.