N E W     Opening for Public Worship

As from Sunday July 5th we are permitted to join together in St John’s for worship.

We will of course be subject to strict conditions laid down by the government and by the Bishop.

The Rector makes all this clear on our new page  
Worship in Church HERE

N E W     Changes to our broadcasting schedule

We are delighted that we are now able to meet for worship on a Sunday morning.

The new arrangements will have a knock-on effect on our broadcasting schedule.

Find out more on our Broadcast Channel HERE

updates by email

We have an email distribution system which enables Fr. David to disseminate news, information and thoughts.
If you would welcome such communications please contact him by email. His email address is HERE

(To help Fr. David please put "e-news" as your subject line)

S U N D A Y   M A S S    

You  are warmly invited to join us for our
online Sunday Mass

You'll find it on our Broadcast Channel HERE

You'll also find a downloadable Order of Service so that you can follow the service and join in if you wish

Private Prayer in Church

Government regulations now allow places of worship to open for private prayer.

This is wonderful news, but is of course subject to strict regulations.

 Find out more HERE

Prayers from Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral offer Morning and Evening Prayer from the cathedral grounds, led by the Dean and other senior clergy.

You can watch it on the Canterbury Cathedral website 

When you can't attend a funeral

One of the hardest things under the present situation is not being able to attend the funeral of a special person.

If you find yourself in this position you might welcome a short reflection with prayers to help you to be there in spirit

You can find a printable leaflet HERE

P r a y e r

Prayer is always important, but even more so when you're shut in and isolated

For some ideas that you mght find helpful  visit our Prayer Page HERE

Our gardening Team have been busy

See some pictures of their hard work in our photo album HERE

Thanks to Mary and Sharon for the photos

"God isn't social-distancing. He's as close to us as ever."
Martin Lloyd Williams, Archdeacon of Brighton & Lewes