A service where sadness is acknowledged alongside hope, for those who may find this Christmas difficult.

This is our main Sunday service with a strong musical content led by a choir. Modern language is used but the music tends towards the more traditional. You can find out what music and hymns will be by checking the music lists on our website worthparish.org/about-worth-choir/

A traditional service in ancient surroundings; followed by mince pies and mulled wine.

If you'd like to take part in the nativity play, performed during this service, please attend at least one of the following rehearsals:
Friday 19 December 5-5:30pm for costume collection
Saturday 20 December 9-10am for read-through and staging
Tuesday 23 December 4-5pm

Alternatively, just come dressed up if you like, (shepherds, kings or animals etc) and if you are able, bring an unwrapped gift for a child or a person suffering from homelessness, to be placed under the tree. These donations will support the Golden Lions Children's Trust, who work with children with special needs in our area and Crawley Open House charities.

Join us in the tranquil surroundings of the 11th oldest Church in England to celebrate the coming of Christmas in our traditional Midnight Mass.

A traditional short service of Holy Communion on Christmas Day using the Book of Common Prayer.

Celebrate with us !

Have you ever tried silent prayer? If you would like to make time to simply be, to feel the silence and rest, you are very welcome, whether you are a regular at church or have never been before.

These groups evolved out of the need for a quieter type of prayer to be a part of worship and are named after Julian of Norwich, a 14th century writer with a simple message of love and hope.

In the 30 minutes, they may be a brief reading, followed by a period of silence then a closing prayer.  We look forward to welcoming you at either of our groups:

St Barnabas', 11am on the second Monday of the month in the St Barnabas' Chapel (upstairs)
St Nicholas, 12pm on the second Wednesday of the month in the chapel to the left of the altar