A service of Choral Evensong for The Friends of St Nicholas' followed by drinks in the Collector Earl's Garden with the kind permission of His Grace the Duke of Norfolk.

This will be a wonderful opportunity to give thanks to God for the work of the Friends in supporting our parish church and a great chance to have a tour of the Collector Earl's Garden, complete with entertainment and a paid bar.

Evensong is open to all, of course, but you'll need a ticket to visit the gardens afterwards. Tickets are available now from the Parish Office (01903 882266 / Office Email) or online or after the 10 o'clock services at St Nicholas'.

When visiting the garden please be aware of uneven surfaces/pathways, protruding vegetation, steps/changes in level and that the ground can be slippery if wet.

All proceeds from the even go to The Friends of St Nicholas, a charity set up to support the restoration and maintenance of the church.

This year our Lent Lunch will once again be raising funds for Family Support Work. FSW helps families in Sussex to overcome their difficulties and prevent crises. They support families struggling with issues such as poverty, ill health, learning difficulties, bereavement, family break-up and domestic abuse. FSW offers intensive support via home-visits, group work and community based activities.

Mass at 12 Noon, followed by lunch at approximately 12.45pm. The lunch consists of soups (homemade), breads, and cheeses, and we ask that you make a donation to FSW.

Please let the Parish Office know if you would like to attend lunch.

If you would like to make an online donation, simply use the link below. Thank you.

Who would you save?

Five characters fight for the last parachute in a doomed balloon. Who is most worthy? The choice is yours.

Featuring:

Bertie Wooster (Simon Brett)
Bess of Hardwick (Canon Vanessa Baron)
Dick Whittington (Daniel Hodson)
Marie Antionette (Lady Colin Campbell)
Marie Curie (Dr Justine Hextall)

Compered by Fr Andrew Wadsworth

All proceeds go toward The Friends of St Nicholas, a local charity that supports the maintenance and restoration of Arundel's fourteenth century parish church.

More information on the Friends is available here.

Tickets online via the link below or from the Parish Office.

The Friends of St. Nicholas & The Friends of St. Leonard’s are Proud To Present:

“A Day In The Life Of A Vicar”
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly !

Fr Andrew Wadsworth shares his many amusing and challenging experiences of 38 years of ministry in parishes in Sussex, Shropshire, Devon, and Warwickshire.

Saturday April 26th at 3pm at St Nicholas' Church.

Followed by Refreshments.

Tickets £10 from the Parish Office

Email or Telephone the Parish Office (Tuesday to Friday 10am -2pm) or Book Online.

All funds raised will go towards the repair and restoration of St Nicholas' and St Leonard's.

The Friends of St Nicholas present Carols Through the Ages

Was Wenceslas really a King? – and was he good?
Why is it called the Sussex Carol?
What is a Carol?
Which Carol is the oldest?

Come and find out on Saturday 7th December at 6.30pm

Fabulous music and a fabulous story
Young person’s quizzes/puzzles
Candlelight – Mince Pies – Bar

Tickets £10 (under 16s free)

SOLD OUT

Join us for an evening of food and friendship with a little bit of a challenge for the old grey cells in our informal quiz.

Tickets cost £12 each (children go free).

Please contact the Parish office via email or telephone (01903 882262) for further information or to book tickets. You can also book tickets online using the link below. Please note that children's places can only be reserved by contacting the office.