Common Worship Holy Communion service in the Lady Chapel.

At Be Still we pray silently not only for people who are acutely ill, but also those with long-term health problems. We also pray for people facing all sorts of difficulties and challenges, such as struggling businesses, job interviews, starting at college or university, financial and other worries. We pray for people by name or anonymously.

Traditional Prayer Book Service

Said Book of Common Prayer Communion SErvice

A service for all the benefice combining contemporary worship songs with traditional hymns, prayers and address. With Holy Communion on the 2nd Sunday of the month. CONNECT children's group is held in the adjoining St James Centre at 10am in term time on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. The Wave young people's group is held on the second Sunday of the month at 10am in term time.

A quiet end to the day in the Lady Chapel at West Wittering Church. The order of service is Book of Common Prayer with Old and New Testament Bible readings, prayers, as well as canticles (Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis) and psalms which we say together.

A service on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month for all the benefice. It combines contemporary worship songs with traditional hymns, prayers and address. With Holy Communion on the 3rd Sunday of the month. CONNECT children's group is held at 10am on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month in term time. The Wave young people's group is held at 10am on the third Sunday in the month in term time.

Common Worship Communion Service with hymns

A quiet service in which we prayerfully remember those we love who have died, recently or longer ago.

Holy Communion service during which the names of loved ones who have died are read out.

Service in church followed by Act of Remembrance at War Memorial.

The service starts at 10.45am with a formal Act of Remembrance including two minutes' silence at 11am in front of the War Memorial inside the church. This leads into a Service of Remembrance with prayers, hymns and an address.

Act of Remembrance including two minutes' silence followed by service of Holy Communion with hymns.

SOAK is an opportunity to immerse ourselves in the presence of God through worship and prayer. These evenings will include:

A short introduction to worship (what it is and why we do it)
A time of gathered worship
A brief talk on what it means to spend time in God's presence
Extended time to simply be with God, including:
reflective worship songs
space for the Holy Spirit to move
gentle, free-flowing ministry