Welcome

We are a family friendly Christian congregation of the United Reformed Church meeting in Lindfield, West Sussex, England

About Us

Coronavirus Update

To best protect the safety and wellbeing of our congregation and the local community our 10:00 services will be online and by phone only while Sussex remains under Tier 4 restrictions.

Here for one another

The Food Bank drop off will remain open from January 4th in the church each day from 10am to 5pm.

We meet by phone for prayer at 10:00 on alternate Thursdays and by Phone and on Zoom after our 10:00 online service each Sunday.

While our regular activities are interrupted we will seek new ways to love, encourage and support one another at this time.

More information is published in our monthly newsletter which is available to download here.

Monthly Newsletter

We thank everyone for your support and understanding.

Online Services

Our 10am Sunday services are available via the phone line (01444 711407) and on Facebook Live.

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Listen Live

Our Online Morning Service
January 24th 2021

Video Archive

An audio archive of past sermons is also available

Sermon Audio Archive

Lighthouse Poppies

We were not snowed under with our appeal for poppy pictures in the service last week, but here are the three we have received, from Josie, Faith and Noah. In the weekly 15 minute family devotions that Dawn emails to lighthouse families were asked to make a picture of a poppy with either art materialContinue reading “Lighthouse Poppies”

by Keith Morrison November 15, 2020November 15, 2020

No Clear Path

It’s the second day of a week off, and rain pounds the roof of the caravan, and wind blasts it against the windows, but I’m warm and dry inside. I took the dog out earlier, and he delighted in running through muddy puddles and jumping in a water filled ditch, I tried to find theContinue reading “No Clear Path”

by Keith Morrison October 27, 2020October 27, 2020

A place of joy?

While away on holiday last week, we visited Barnstaple. Heading away from the pedestrianised shopping street, back to where we had parked the car, we walked along Joy Street. The sign on the end of the road had a rusty screw loose. It also had a bit of a cobweb. The weather was damp andContinue reading “A place of joy?”

by Keith Morrison August 4, 2020