Maundy Thursday Holy Communion

for 1 hour
St Andrew (The Valley Parish includes All Saints, East Dean and The Blessed Virgin Mary, Singleton)
Church Lane (off A286) West Dean Chichester, PO18 0QZ, United Kingdom

A simple said service of Holy Communion to remember the first Last Supper, and the New Commandment - Love One another

The Blessed Virgin Mary (The Valley Parish includes All Saints, East Dean and St Andrew's, West Dean)

The largest and most central of the three churches, this is the Parish Church of The Blessed Virgin Mary. The War Memorial – which has recently been refurbished and rededicated – stands in the churchyard commemorating those from Singleton and Charlton who fell in the two world wars.

We hold regular services on the 2nd Sunday of the month. We would love to see you one day, when you can be sure of a friendly welcome.

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Reverend Sarah Manouch

The Rectory
Singleton

PO18 0EZ
Incumbent
07468 854864

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Maundy Thursday Holy Communion

for 1 hour
St Andrew (The Valley Parish includes All Saints, East Dean and The Blessed Virgin Mary, Singleton)
Church Lane (off A286) West Dean Chichester, PO18 0QZ, United Kingdom

A simple said service of Holy Communion to remember the first Last Supper, and the New Commandment - Love One another

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