Ticehurst & Flimwell Churches 
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Ticehurst and Flimwell parishes
Two Churches:
St Mary’s (who was St Mary?)
[photo left], Ticehurst: open from 9am to 4pm daily
- church mission plan (concise, full)
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The best way to find out about us is to come and join us at one of our services. We offer a variety of services to suit all ages. Do browse the services at Ticehurst page to get more details.
With every blessing,
Tim Mills, Vicar of Ticehurst and Flimwell
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I would like to take this opportunity to say A VERY BIG THANK YOU to
all those very kind people who have been helping their neighbours and
friends in this time of extreme weather by delivering food, visiting
the elderly, preparing soup and cheese lunches, taking people to
appointments, fetching patients from hospitals, and returning one
family to their home who, after a 3½ hr uneventful journey from North
Norfolk then got stuck in the Village Square! Well done all of you!
[16 Jan 2010]
St Mary's pancake day: Tuesday 16th February 2010 * EVERYONE WELCOME * 11am more on this article here ...
A Lent York Course for 2010 more on this article here ...
Haiti Earthquake Donations of money to bring emergency relief should be directed through the Disasters Emergency Committee charities. more on this article here ...
The extension is 4 weeks behind schedule so will not be open for Christmas as planned but should be by February. More photos have been taken and should be on the website by Christmas Day. more on this article here ...
GIVE A GIFT: The other night at the PCC meeting we were discussing which charities St Augustine's Church should support, read how you can help. More here... The Charity is 'The Chichester Diocese Family Support Work' which has the Knowles Tooth Centre in Hurstpierpoint. They support needy families in the Diocese.
The ground conditions at St Augustine's Church in the grassed area between the hard core car park and the Church have deteriorated to the point where Nik Radcliffe the owner of the land has asked us not to take our cars into that area as the ground is too soft and you are likely to get stuck. You would also be likely to churn up and damage the ground.
This is only through the winter period until the ground dries out and firms up.
You can of course walk through this area from the car park to the Church, though at present it is rather muddy around its entrance.
We would like to thank Nik for allowing us to overflow into this area though the summer and also for the use of the car parking area itself which he has always generously allowed us to use.
We hope you understand.
More information and pictures about our Extension at St Mary's.