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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.

It was with great sadness that we recently learned of the death of HRH The Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh. The Queen and all the Royal Family are held in our prayers at this time. St Peter's Church will be open daily during the period of mourning for private prayer, to light a candle, or to give thanks for the life and service of Prince Philip. Hapstead Hall will also be open daily for those wishing to sign a Book of Condolence.

St Peter's Ardingly Parish Magazine April 2021

The church building will be open from 11am on Maundy Thursday (1 April) through to 6pm. Thereafter, the church can still be accessed "virtually" via Zoom. So if you wish to take an hour of prayer "in the church" between 6pm and 11am of Good Friday, you still can! All you need to do is log on to Zoom by clicking on the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87698298809?pwd=RWljQ0VtdVJpemhRbEZ2SWZPNW9GZz09 Meeting ID: 876 9829 8809 Passcode: 837822  

  If you would like to support the ministry of our church here in Ardingly, we can accept your gifts through our online giving portal. To find out more information about how you can make a donation online, please click here.

St Peter's Church Ardingly Parish Magazine - March 2021

St Peter's Church Ardingly Parish Magazine for February 2021

St Peter's Ardingly Parish Magazine December 2020 / January 2021

Dear Friends, There has been so much that has had to change this year already, and our celebration of Christmas will be no different.  At the time of writing we are in our second lockdown which will hopefully have come to an end by early December, but who knows?  And then I should imagine, the restrictions we have known for most of the year will be back, but will they be tougher or will it be possible for them to be safely loosened, at least a little, so as to allow us to celebrate Christmas in some of the ways that are familiar.  Again, who knows?  What I do know is tha...