St Peter's Ardingly Parish Magazine July/August 2021

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St Peter's Church Ardingly Parish Magazine - June 2021

St Peter's Church Ardingly Parish Magazine May 2021

Our Annual Parish Meeting and Annual Parochial Church Meeting will be taking place on Sunday 25 April 2021 in St Peter's Church, Ardingly and also via Zoom. The meetings will start at approximately 11.45am, shortly after the end of the 1030am service. A copy of the agendas, previous minutes, accounts and other reports can be downloaded by clicking here. If you need a hard copy of this document, or if you are unable to join us in person and would like to attend via Zoom, please email secretary@ardinglychurch.net and we will arrange these for you.

Angels and Urchins is a group for Babies and Toddlers and their parents and carers. The Group meets at St. Peter's Church Centre on Thursday mornings during term time and is a friendly group where young children can play, do craft activities, have a story and enjoy a song. Although regular sessions have now finished for the summer term, we will be holding two sessions during the summer holiday. These will be on Thursday 5 August and Thursday 26 August, 9am to 11 am. We hope that you will be able to join us.   Our regular sessions will resume on Thursday 9 September.

We have recently introduced online giving to make it easier for you to support the ministry of our church here in Ardingly. If you would like to find out more information about how you can make a donation online, please click here.

St Peter's Ardingly Parish Magazine April 2021

St Peter's Church Ardingly Parish Magazine - March 2021

A message from our Rector: I hope and pray that for all of us 2021 will bring some lasting relief from the Coronavirus that has overshadowed so much of life throughout 2020. Of course, the opening days of the new year have been anything but ‘happy’ for so many as the worrying new variant of the virus, which it seems is highly transmissible, has seen the country put back into a new ‘lockdown’ as rates of infection increase rapidly. The statistics for our own area make for troubling reading. My prayers are with all of those who are suffering with the virus but also with the staff of our ov...