Welcome to St Nicholas'
St Nicholas’ is a warm, friendly and faithful Christian community in the orthodox catholic tradition of the Church of England. Nourished by word and sacrament we seek to be faithful disciples of Christ, living and proclaiming his gospel in our daily lives.
You will find details of our regular services on our Worship page.
Built in 1380 on the site of an earlier church, St Nicholas’ is a popular destination for the many visitors to the historic town of Arundel. The church is open daily to visitors and those who seek a quiet place to reflect and pray.
Whether you are coming to St Nicholas’ to marvel at its historic architecture, to find a place of solace and prayer, or to join us in worship, we pray that in this sacred place you will be truly touched by the abundant grace, mercy and love of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Due to the outbreak of Coronavirus Covid-19 the church is closed to all visitors until further notice.
Please follow this link to find support during the coronavirus pandemic
A prayer for those
affected by coronavirus
Keep us, good Lord,
under the shadow of your mercy.
Sustain and support the anxious,
be with those who care for the sick,
and lift up all who are brought low;
that we may find comfort
knowing that nothing
can separate us from your love
in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Amen.
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Latest Videos
Sunday Eucharist
The Sunday Eucharist from St Nicholas' for the Seventh Sunday of Easter - 24th May
1 Corinthians
In the fifth of our talks on the letters of St Paul, we take a look at Paul's first letter to the troubled and divided community in the city of Corinth.
Philippians
In this talk, Fr Dominik introduces Paul's rich and joyful letter to the Christian community in Philippi.