With the numbers of rough sleepers on the increase, Worthing Churches Homeless Project’s annual sleep out is an important way to highlight the issue. People are invited to bring someone into the warm by raising money in sponsorship for sleeping under the stars. The sleep out will be on Saturday...
It is with great sadness that we report the death of Caroline Brown, the founder and Artistic Director of the Hanover Band. As well as being a much-loved daughter, wife, mother and grandmother, Caroline was an internationally respected musician and a good friend of St Nicholas’ Her funeral service will...
On 15th January, athletes from Arundel Church of England School (ACE) achieved a unique success. In the locality indoor athletics competition ACE school won EVERY event – Year 5 boys and girls and Year 6 boys and girls. No school has previously achieved this. ACE were in competition with 8...
The Eucharist is a sign of the reality of what God has done for us in Jesus Christ. Every time we give ourselves afresh to him we receive his life (John 6:53-58). This is the “great exchange” (our sin for his righteousness, our brokenness for his Wholeness, our sickness and...
We celebrate the feast of our patron saint, St Nicholas, on Sunday 10 December. The 10am service will be followed at 12.00pm by a two-course lunch. Tickets, priced at £6.00 for an adult and £2.00 for a child are on sale from the Parish Office. £1.00 from each ticket sale...
Worthing Churches Homeless Project is holding a Christmas tree festival in St Nicholas’ on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th December. Come along to vote for the best decorated tree and enjoy the stalls, tea and cake all while raising money for those homeless and insecurely housed in our community. The...
Please note that the service on Sunday 12th November will start at the earlier time of 9.30am. This is to allow time to gather at the war memorial for an act of remembrance at 11.00am. The 8.00am service is unchanged.
There has been an extremely generous response to the appeal for funds to purchase new vestments. Fr David is very grateful and offers his heartfelt thanks. Indeed, we have raised more than the minimum sum needed. This will enable us to also purchase a fine new set of vestments along...
A hundred years ago St Wilfrid’s Priory, adjacent to St Nicholas’ Church, was a Red Cross convalescent hospital. Working with Arundel Museum, a local group has been researching the hospital and discovering how Arundel people were involved. The story is presented in an exhibition at the Museum until the 26...