All Saints Church – Highbrook
RH17 6SS
Welcome to the website for All Saints Church, Highbrook.
The church is open every day for private prayer.
Sunday 4th September. Harvest Festival. The Eighteenth Sunday of Trinity.
6pm Evensong for Harvest Festival, BCP.
Sunday’s Harvest Festival Collection is a chance to offer practical support to our local mission partners. You’ll find a list of their current needs on their websites but, broadly speaking, they’d be very grateful for tinned and dried food, jams, spreads, coffee and tea to pass on to those who they’re supporting. If you’d like to help then please bring your donations to church, either to a service or just leave them by the porch. This year we’re supporting Family Support Work, East Grinstead Food Bank, Refugees Welcome and Crawley Open House.
Saturday 10th October.
10am Churchyard Working Party.
Online worship.
Evensong for the Fourteenth Sunday of Trinity can be watched here on youtube.
This week’s Parish Notices can be read here.
Find other archived services via our updates page.
Services at All Saints’.
All Saints’ Highbrook is a corporate member of The Prayer Book Society and our services follow The Book of Common Prayer.
If you are unable to attend in person, you can still join us for online worship.
We are recording some services and archiving them later on our YouTube channel
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Safeguarding: Our parish safeguarding officer is Anthea Hackett, and can be contacted on safeguarding@highbrookwesthoathly.org Please see our safeguarding page for further details.
We’re a joint benefice with St. Margaret’s West Hoathly. RH19 4PP. Both churches are open every day for private prayer.
St Margaret’s services and events for this week are:
All services are at St Margaret’s unless otherwise noted.
Wednesday 30th September
9.30am Holy Communion.
Friday 2nd October.
5.30pm Evening Prayer, BCP.
Saturday 3rd October.
2.30pm A service of thanksgiving for the completion of the Building Project.
Sunday 4th October.
10.30am Eucharist
West Hoathly Chronicle.
Read the church pages of The Chronicle here.
The latest update from The Diocese of Chichester
