Ticehurst & Flimwell Parish

Ticehurst and Flimwell parishes

Two Churches:

St Mary’s Ticehurst
St Augustine’s Flimwell

Welcome to the Ticehurst and Flimwell website. We hope that you will find most of what you want to know on this website but if not do get in touch with me Rev Tim Mills. (See the contact details page) 
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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Thank you for supporting our Christmas Bazaar that was on the 29th November. We raised a fantastic £2814.





The Armistice Day remembrance was held in the square on the 11th day of the 11th month at the 11th hour. Traffic stopped in the village as we commemorated the end of World War 1,ninety years ago. We were joined on this occasion by the children of Ticehurst and Flimwell school. Many children laid their own, hand made, poppy and cross down on the grass at the memorial with prayers they had written on the back of their poppy.

Garden of Remembrance attached to the church yard: We are starting a regular once a month, on the 1st Saturday at 2pm get together to maintain the garden of Remembrance. Many people have volunteered and we are extremely grateful and look forward to seeing many of you on the 6th December 2pm, if the weather is more favourable. If you have not yet volunteered and would like to join then please come along. (letter as in News & Views December issue).

Rev. Roy Goodchild: It is with great sadness that I inform you that the Rev. Roy Goodchild died early November following a stroke. The funeral was on Wednesday 12th November at 2:30pm in Kingston Church, Kingston. Our thoughts and prayers are with Sheila and the family.  Tim Mills

Fundrasing: check the fundraising target page to see our progress

Hymnathon UPDATE: The choir successfully sang through all 571 Hymns over the first weekend this September. 12 singers and 6 accompanists on either the piano or organ not only achieved this musical feat but have also raised a total of £4042.10. (itinerary & more here)

More information on future events here.

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