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Church Wardens

Our church wardens, the lay leaders with legal responsibilities for the church are Katie Spensley and Kevin Hargin.
 

PCC Members

Clergy:  Steve Nichols, Stuart Silk, Hugh Bourne
Wardens:  Katie Spensley, Kevin Hargin
Secretary:  Liz Jessop
Parish Safeguarding Officer:  Jennie Herring
Treasurer: Rob Kingdom
Elected Members:  Emily Billson, Hilarie Carter, Dominic Clark, Sam Griffiths, Val Hillyard, Sarah Newnham, Clare Nibloe, Pam Orna-Ornstein, Richard Painter, Oli Taylor
Deanery Synod Reps:  Paul England, David Nicholls, Gordon Scoble, Teresa Sutton, Jeremy Taylor, Cavan Wood
 

Sub-Committees

Standing Committee:  Steve Nichols (Chair), Hilarie Carter, Kevin Hargin, Gordon Scoble, Katie Spensley

Staff Resourcing Group:  Dave Nicholls (Chair), Emily Billson, Hugh Bourne, Katie Spensley

Finance Commitee:  Roy Ransley (Chair), Richard Browning, Maria Emmerton, Kevin Hargin, Rob Kingdom, Steve Nichols, Oli Taylor

Mission Development Group:  Janet Goodenough (Chair), Hugh Bourne, Peter Candy, Ron Goodenough, Sarah Hagger, Phil Hale, Andrew Nunn, Gordon Scoble

Fabric Committe:  Peter Candy (Chair), Mandy Fisk, Sam Griffiths, David Izod, Clare Nibloe, Stuart Silk



Lay Readers

  • Alan Carter
  • Steve Hagger
  • Jeremy Taylor
  • Cavan Wood


Annual Meeting of Parishioners (AMP) 2022

The AMP took place on Sunday 24th April 2022 at 10.45am in the church. Katie Spensley and Kevin Hargin were elected to serve as church wardens for the coming year. Laurence Trigwell was thanked for his recent service as warden.


Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) 2022

The APCM took place on Monday 25th April 2022, at 8pm. Dominic Clark, Rob Kingdom and Pam Orna-Ornstein were elected to serve on the PCC.

Our 2021 Annual Report

25 April APCM agenda

You can also download a full copy of the 2021 accounts here.
 

Electoral Roll

In the Church of England you can formally become a church member by joining the electoral roll. In order to join you need to be; a) at least 16 years old, b) have been baptised, and c) live in the Parish of Lindfield or have been attending the church here for 6 months. To join, please fill in the form linked below and return to the church office.

Electoral Roll Form (PDF)


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Are you new to the church or the area? If so, you are very welcome! Please do check out our New to Church page to make contact with us.

At All Saints Lindfield we try to cater for people of all ages, from the very youngest child to the oldest adult. We have a range of Sunday services and midweek activities which aims to encourage people with different needs and at different stages of life. 

Our highest priority is to equip, encourage and build up mature and effective Christians who will be examples of Christ-like living. We therefore place a high emphasis on prayer, worship and Bible teaching.

We hope very much that you will join us!

Rev. Dr. Steve Nichols, Vicar

 

Who we are


All Saints is an anglican church with a strong evangelical tradition serving the parish of Lindfield in the Diocese of Chichester in West Sussex. 

Although we are a local church, we are also committed to supporting God's work further afield - through the Sussex Gospel Partnership and through our many mission partners who are involved in mission work in this country and across the world.

Hugh LeadingOur aim is to be a welcoming Christian community, embodying as well as proclaiming the gospel of God. 
Our belief as a church is grounded in the teaching of the Bible, the inspired Word of God. We joyfully acknowledge Jesus as our Saviour and try to follow him day-to-day as our Lord. We are not a perfect church, but we are trying, by God's grace, to grow in faith, hope and love each day. Our aim, therefore, is to be a disciple-making church, building up and growing mature followers of Christ who will be his witnesses in the world.