The main worship in our parish on Sunday 10.30am alternating between St Mary, Hampden Park and St. Peter the Hydneye.

We are a small group seeking to grow in our understanding of the Bible through thoughtful discussion, guided questions, and prayer.

Each gathering focuses on a particular theme or topic, creating space to explore Scripture together while allowing the Holy Spirit to lead and deepen our understanding. As we engage with God’s living Word, we encourage open conversation, personal reflection, and a willingness to discover what He is revealing to each of us.

A quiet said Eucharist

A quiet said Eucharist

We come together on the first Saturday of the month for breakfast at Willingdon Golf Club (venue changes occasionally so please refer to the weekly pew sheet). Please see Trevor Amey or email [email protected] for further information.

We come together on the first Saturday of the month for coffee (or tea) at Morrisons Café Eastbourne (venue changes occasionally so please refer to the weekly pew sheet). Please email [email protected] for further information.

Homemade crafts, tombola, raffle and refreshments.

Festive fun for all the family.

All are welcome to the Advent Spiral Service

A quiet, contemplative seasonal ceremony, during Advent. The service symbolises the journey from the deep darkness of winter toward the returning light.

Join us for our Christmas crib service a short, family-friendly church service held on Christmas Eve that tells the story of Jesus' birth.

Midnight Mass – The Nativity of Our Lord

Join us at midnight as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ in this most holy and joyful service of Christmas.

In the stillness of the night, we gather to hear once more the wonderful story of Christ’s coming into the world. Through Scripture, carols, prayer and the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, we rejoice in the mystery of the Incarnation — God made flesh, dwelling among us.

Come and share in the wonder of that first Christmas night, as we welcome Christ, the Light of the World, and celebrate the hope, peace and joy He brings.

All are warmly welcome.