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05
Nov 2017

Normal service will be resumed: St. Nicolas church transfer of communion to St. Wilfrid’s

By

cobbybrook

update: Saturday 4 November 2017
Restoration work at St Nicolas proceeding well
image credit: cobbybrook

Transfer of our normal 11am Sunday Communion
Just to let you know that the restoration work at St Nicolas is proceeding well, but we are having to transfer our normal 11am Sunday Communion (Book of Common Prayer) service to St Wilfrid’s for the next few weeks, as the heating has been switched off to facilitate work on the interior walls. The 9.15 Sunday Communion (Common Worship) service at St Wilfrid’s will continue as usual.

Update when we’re ready to resume services at St. Nicolas.

Simon Sargent
churchwarden, St. Nicolas church, Pevensey

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