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A List of Places of Worship PLACES OF WORSHIP ADDRESSES FOR WEST SUSSEX, EAST SUSSEX AND BRIGHTON & HOVE Learning with meaning and purpose: to know God and shape the world Education Department, Diocesan Church House, 211 New Church Road, Hove, East Sussex BN3 4ED Telephone: 01273 425687 • Fax: 01273 421041 • Email: [email protected] About this List This is not an exhaustive list and it should be noted that it remains the responsibility of the teacher to ensure that the visit/visitor is appropriate for their pupils If you know of any faith communities that are not represented here please forward the contact details to [email protected] and enquires can be made as to whether they might like to be added to this list. NB: Requests from schools outside of the parish of the school would, as a courtesy, need either to be addressed to the vicar/rector/priest-in-charge of the parish concerned, or be entertained by host clergy here only with the good will of said vicar/rector/priest-in-charge. Baha'i The Baha'i religion is one of the most recent of the Hastings Triratna Buddhist Group major religions and is represented in a number of Tel 0777 05581146 communities across the county. They will be very www.hastingsbuddhistgroup.com willing to arrange for somebody to visit schools and Email – talk about their religion. [email protected] They also have a small exhibition to lend to schools. Maitreya Buddhist Centre Bah’ai Community 13 Sea Road, 19 Stanford Avenue, Bexhill, TN40 1EE, Brighton. BN1 6GA Tel 01424 733761 Tel 01273 505895 www.meditateinsussex.org www.brightonbahais.org.uk Email – [email protected] Buddhism Hinduism Chithurst Buddhist Monastery Chithurst House Crawley Sanatan Mandir Chithurst Apple tree Centre Petersfield GU31 5EU Ifield Avenue Crawley. RH11 0AF Tel 01730 814986 www.cittaviveka.org Tel 01293 530105 www.crawleyhindu.com Email – [email protected] Bodhisattva Centre 3 Lansdowne Road Brighton BN3 1DN Vedic Society Hindu Temple 75-195 Radcliffe Road Tel 01273 732917 Northam www.meditateinbrighton.com Southampton SO14 0PS Email – [email protected] Tel 023 8063 2275 www.vedicsociety.com Brighton Buddhist Centre Email – [email protected] 17 Tichborne Street Brighton BN1 1UR Tel 01273 772090 www.brightonbuddhistcentre.co.uk Email – [email protected] RE Places of Worship September 2017 Page 2 of 8 Hutterian Brethren Southampton Medina Mosque Contd. Tel 02380 231945 Darvell, www.medinamosque.org.uk Brightling Road Email –[email protected] Robertsbridge East Sussex, TN32 5DR Tel 01580 883300 www.bruderhof.com/en/where-we- are/united-kingdom/darvell Email – [email protected] Judaism Islam There is a large Jewish community in Brighton, The Brighton Mosque is the largest and best which over the years has spread into Hove. The organised of the local Mosques. It is a house Progressive Synagogue in Hove is more organised Mosque rather than a purpose built Mosque. In to accept visitors but they are all very welcoming if Crawley the Broadfield Mosque is purpose built and you can arrange a visit. recently opened and is very welcoming for schools. Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation Brighton Mosque The Synagogue 150 Dyke Road 31 New Church Road Brighton BN1 5PA Hove BN3 4AD Tel 01273 505247 Tel. 01273 888855 www.brightonmosque.com www.bhhc-shul.org Email – [email protected] Email – [email protected] Worthing Islamic Cultural Centre Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue Ivy Arch Road Palmeira Ave Worthing Hove. BN3 3GE West Sussex. BN14 8BX Tel 01273 735343 01903 215163 www.bh-rs.org www.worthingmasjid.co.uk Email – [email protected] Email – [email protected] Portsmouth Jami Mosque Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue Victoria Road North 6 Landsdowne Rd Southsea Hove BN3 1FF Portsmouth. PO5 1PS Tel 01273 737223 Tel 023 9283 2541 www.bhps-online.org www.portsmouthjamimosque.co.uk Hove Hebrew Congregation Synagogue Crawley Islamic Centre and Mosque 79 Holland Rd 157 London Road Hove BN3 1JN Langley Green Crawley Tel 01273 732035 West Sussex. RH10 9TA www.hollandroadshul.com Email - [email protected] Tel 01293 528488 www.crawleymasjid.co.uk Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, 22 Susans Road, Southampton Medina Mosque Eastbourne, BN21 3HA Compton Walk Off St. Mary’s Road Tel - 01323 484135 Southampton www.ehcshul.webnode.com SO14 0BH Email – [email protected] RE Places of Worship September 2017 Page 3 of 8 Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community Sikhism ELJC, Crawley Gurdwara - Sri Guru Singh Sabha P O Box 227 The Gurdwara and Sports Centre Eastbourne, Ifield Green East Sussex, BN24 9GY. Crawley. RH11 0NU Tel – 01323 725650 Tel 01293 553 845 www.eljc.org.uk www.crawleygurdwara.org Email – [email protected] Portsmouth and Southsea Hebrew Congregation The Thicket Singh Sabha Gurdwara Southsea Cranbury Ave Portsmouth Onslow Road PO5 2AA Southampton Hampshire SO14 0LR Tel - 023 9282 1494 www.jackwhite.net/portsmouth- Tel 023 8033 3016 synagogue/index.htm www.singhsabhasouthampton.co.uk Email – [email protected] Southampton Hebrew Congregation Mordaunt Road Inner Ave Southampton SO14 6FW Tel – 023 8022 0129 www.sotonhebrew.org.uk Email – [email protected] RE Places of Worship September 2017 Page 4 of 8 CHRISTIAN PLACES OF WORSHIP Forest Row Baptist Church Hartfield Road, Chichester Cathedral Forest Row, RH18 5DZ, The Cathedral is well organised for visitors and can 01342 826637. Minister Mary Mclachlan either arrange a visit to your specification or use one www.frbaptist.com of their organised visits. You need to book well ahead to be certain of being able to visit. Contact the Cathedral Education organiser Sidley Baptist Church Claremont Road Cynara Davies Sidley, Head of Learning and Engagement Bexhill on Sea, TN39 5BX, Chichester Cathedral Chichester Rev David Bishop, 01424 223217 http://www.sidleybaptistchurch.co.uk/, Tel 01243 812997 [email protected] http://www.chichestercathedral.org.uk/lear ning Email: [email protected] Calvinist Calvary Evangelical Church Brighton 72 Viaduct Road Arundel Cathedral Preston Circus, The Cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brighton, BN1 4NJ, Arundel and Brighton. Although they are not so 01273 682112 geared up for visitors as Chichester they are very welcoming and Arundel makes a good place to visit www.calvary-brighton.org.uk for a range of reasons. [email protected] Administrator to the Cathedral Cathedral Office Arundel Cathedral Catholic Church Arundel Diocese of Arundel and Brighton Catholic Schools Services Tel: 01903 882297 4 Southgate Drive, www.arundelcathedral.org Crawley, Email [email protected] West Sussex. RH10 6RP http://www.abeducationservice.org.uk/ Baptist Email – [email protected] Battle Baptist Church Mount Street, Battle, TN33 0EG, Church of England 01424 774825 www.battlebaptistchurch.org.uk All Saints Church, Patcham [email protected]. www.allsaintspatcham.org.uk Church Hill, Brighton, BN1 8YE, 01273 552157 Vicar Andy Flowerday Forest Fold Baptist Chapel (Crowborough) Email – [email protected] London Road, Crowborough, TN6 1TD Christ Church Pastor John Cowley 01892 653675 www.ccwithsp.org www.forestfold.org.uk, Christ Church Seaside, Eastbourne, BN22 7NN, [email protected] Father David Charles 01323 721952. Email – [email protected] Church of St Michael and All Angels www.berwickchurch.org.uk The Parsonage, Berwick, Polegate, BN26 6SR, Revd Peter Blee, 01323 870512 RE Places of Worship September 2017 Page 5 of 8 Church of The Good Shepherd St John The Baptist Church www.goodshepherd.org.uk http://westfieldguestlingchurches.org.uk 272 Dyke Road, Brighton, BN1 5AE. 01273 Vicarage Lane Westfield, Hastings, TN35 4SD. 553747 Fr. Felix Mascarenhas 01424 751029. Rev. Robert Mulford. Email – [email protected] Email – [email protected] Emmanuel Church with St Mary in the Castle www.emmanuelhastings.org. St Johns the Evangelist Church, Vicarage Road, Hastings, TN34 3NA, www.stjohnbythesea.org.uk Rev Martin Lane, 01424 445184 Pevensey Road, Upper St Leonards, TN38 0RD. 01424 423367. Father David Hill. Email - [email protected] Holy Trinity Church https://www.achurchnearyou.com/upper-dicker- holy-trinity/ St Leonard Church Holy Trinity Church, Upper Dicker Hailsham. www.seafordparish.org.uk, BN27 3PA. Church Lane, Seaford, BN25 1HH. Rev David Farey. 01323 440450 01323 894216. Rev’d Paul Owen. Email - [email protected] Holy Trinity Church, Forest Row www.frawcehurches.org, St Luke's Church Rev Nicholas Lamb, The Vicarage Ashdown http://www.saintlukestonecross.org.uk Road, Forest Row, RH18 5BW, Rattle Road, Stone Cross, Pevensey, BN24 5EB. 01342 822595. 01323 764473. Fr. James. Email - [email protected] Holy Trinity Parish Church www.holytrinityeastbourne.org.uk, St Margaret of Antioch Trinity Place, Eastbourne, BN21 3BX, http://www.beaconparishes.org/about_stmargaret 01323 736627 Rev. Philip Coekin s Email – [email protected] Church Lane, Ditchling, BN6 8WA, 01273 843165. Rev David Wallis, Vicar of the Beacon Parish of Ditchling, Streat and Westeston. Hove Parish Church - All Saints Email – [email protected] www.allsaintshove.org/, The Drive Eaton Road, Hove, BN3 3QE. Vicar – Father Ryan St Mary Church, Ticehurst Email – [email protected] http://www.ticehurstflimwellchurch.org.uk Church Street, Ticehurst, TN5 7AD, 01580 200316. Rev. Ashley Evans. St Bartholomew's
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