Our Sunday worship follows a monthly pattern.

On the first Sunday of each month we have a sung service of Holy Communion with an organist and robed choir.
On the second Sunday in the morning, we have a service of Holy Communion.
On the third and fourth Sundays of the month the services are Holy Communion with a less formal feel than the first Sunday.
On the third Sunday, we also have at 5pm a reflective service of Holy Communion, often with Taizé music.

All the morning services are at 10:30am.

Children and families
We are always delighted to welcome children and families to our services. There is a children’s area available for every service and packs for those children who would rather stay in the pews. Twice a month our children’s group ‘Sparks’ meets. The children and their parents or carers begin in church together before the children are taken out to their own venue for their activities.

Refreshments
At the end of Sunday morning services we usually have time for tea, coffee and a chat. We really value this time of fellowship and sharing. We do hope that you will join us.

Sparks is our Sunday School - where our younger parishioners explore the scriptures and discover where God is working in the world.

Hot chocolate and refreshments served from 3.30pm
Service starts at 4pm

A said service of Holy Communion on Wednesdays at 10am. The service includes readings, prayers, a short homily (usually) and Communion.

Conversation and refreshments are enjoyed after the service.

All are welcome.

All are welcome to our free Friendship Teas - come and join us for tea, coffee, home-made cakes and scones - and may be a mince pie or two!

An opportunity to share in Holy Communion in a quiet and reflective service.

Often incorporating Taize chants, this service encourages us to explore the mysteries of faith by giving us time and space.

A calm ending to the day where we are invited to reflect upon God's presence in the world.

A traditional service of Nine Lessons and Carols, led by the church choir.

The first celebration of the coming of Jesus into our midst.

Join us, our choir and congregation in celebrating the first eucharist of Christmas.

Midhurst and Easebourne Mothers’ Union Midhurst and Easebourne Mothers’ Union is an active group that meets once a month in Midhurst Parish Church on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 2.30pm unless the programme states alternative arrangements. Many members are actively involved in church life and the community and contribute regularly to Mothers’ Union Worldwide Projects by raising money with raffles and Bring and Buy Stalls at their meetings. They have various social events including garden parties, afternoon teas, coffee mornings and outings. A programme of events is on the Notice Board in the church and also in the calendar section of the Midhurst Parish Church website. .

They support Worldwide appeals :- Prison Week, Anti – Slavery Day and 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence – the latter was supported by the group with a 3 minute Vigil outside the Parish Church. The group welcomes new members and visitors to their meetings. Anyone who would be interested in knowing more, please contact 01730 813384 or email: [email protected]

The church service that is magical and different each and every time we do it!

All are invited to dress up as a character, any character, from the nativity story as we remember the Christmas story with a totally unscripted nativity service.

Yes, we might have 24 Josephs, 1 angel, a Gruffalo and a lion instead of a donkey but the vicar will work them in somehow....

Come, and remember the coming of the Christ-child: the story that both never changes and is new every time we hear it.....