St Nicholas' and Arundel Cathedral are coming together this Lent for a prayerful and reflective opening of God's word. It's a wonderful opportunity for us to journey together through Lent, opening ourselves to receive God's divine word and growing in faith, discipleship and understanding. Two weekly sessions are planned -...

The Easter lilies and flowers are in memory of: Robert Allpress Mary Allpress Eric Allpress Clive Barber Tony Bazan Dennis Beer Stanley Bell Sue Blakely Jim Borg Mr & Mrs E. Borg Iain James Boyd Peggy Brown Anthony Piers Brown Bill Brown Keith Deshborough Brown Patricia Deshborough Brown Peter Bruell...

Set some time aside each day during Holy Week to read the Gospel reading for the day, remembering that in his word our Lord is truly present. Make sure that you are comfortable. Perhaps light a candle. Make the sign of the cross † and remain still for a minute...

Father Andrew Wadsworth offers a short commentary on this week's Sunday Lectionary readings. To read the relevant Bible passage just click on the reference. Before reading and reflecting on God's word you might like to use the following prayer: O Lord,who hast given us thy wordfor a light to shine...

St Nicholas' (Arundel) and St Leonard's (South Stoke) will re-open for public worship from 2nd December. Arundel Sunday 8.00 am - Holy Communion (CW Order 2 Traditional) Sunday 10.00 am - Mass Tuesday 6.30 pm - Mass Wednesday 10.00 am - Holy Communion (CW Order 2 Traditional) Friday 12.000 pm...

Are the churches open? The churches are open for public worship and private prayer from 9.00 am to 4.30 pm. The 10.00 am Sunday service is also livestreamed. Please use the link on the Home Page. What about Christenings, Weddings and Funerals? Funerals may still go ahead although certain restrictions...

I was recently asked by a reporter whether in the diocese of Chichester Ash Wednesday has become more popular – like Christmas is. My own experience of offering “ashes to go” outside Brighton station was very informative. Generally, people on their way to work were not very interested and sometimes...

Thanks to your support the Friends were able to donate £28,000 to St. Nicholas in 2019. This brings the total since we started to just over £128,000. In addition, we still have £15,000 ring fenced for the restoration of the West Window and another £6,000 which will contribute to the...

2020 – Don’t Panic! When I wrote this in time for January publication, the General Election campaign was in full swing. Whatever the predictions I might have had about the vote in December. I’m pretty sure that they will, no doubt, now proved to be wrong! Whenever we look forward...

At St Nicholas’ we are working to create a parish garden for the church and wider community. Many of the dead and dying trees have now been removed. Now we need to remove the stumps of the old trees, plant a hedge, sow grass seed and arrange access to the...