Medieval church which celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2016 . A place of worship that has been in constant use for nine centuries.
Pevensey, E Sussex
Joined December 2015
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So so sad to see our local village post office was robbed today . The post master is such a lovely chap. Hope he’ll be ok 🙏. Sometimes it’s hard not to despair about the world we live in today .
Post officer worker injured fighting off balaclava-wearing men in robbery ift.tt/LoeS2jA
On this the feast day of St Chad, a few photos of Lichfield Cathedral which is dedicated to him. Note the 8th century St Chad gospel. #Chad #Lichfield
Still lots of time to get down to St Nic’s . It’ll also be a chance to meet our new Priest in charge who will be joining us for the first time today. If you can’t come, then just appreciate this beautiful astronomical clock which resides at the cathedral in Lund, Sweden 🇸🇪 🙏
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Reminder!🚨
The clocks go back by one hour on Sunday 25 October at 2am, which means an extra hour in the day. ⏰
You've got even more time to get to church! ⛪
Find a service near you at AChurchNearYou.com.
📍 Newcastle Cathedral
ALT Newcastle Cathedral featuring a tall, ornate clock tower with multiple spires. The foreground includes part of a statue, and there are surrounding historic buildings under a cloudy sky.
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People living in Hastings and Rother will be able to book Bayeux Tapestry exhibition tickets 48 hours before they go on general sale.
More here: bbc.in/4hSJFLU
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Upcoming Litter Pick. Can you help?
Contact Parish Clerk Sarah to book in ……as a Community Group, as a Family, as Mates …..all welcome. Call 01323 743900
Lucky to have our wonderful flower arrangers who keep the church looking beautiful through the year 🙏
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The moon rising over the cathedral 🌑
An incredible shot taken by Stevie Landscapes
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William the Conqueror, who won the Battle of Hastings on this day in 1066, is depicted on this silver penny. This coin was struck at the Hastings mint within two years of the decisive battle that bears the town’s name (1066-1068). From the Hunterian collection.
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14 October 1066. Norman Duke “William the Conqueror” defeated and killed Harold Godwinson of England at the Battle of Hastings and claimed the English throne. The battle occurred approximately 7 miles northwest of Hastings, close to the present-day town of Battle, East Sussex.
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Our St Wilfrid window on this his feast day #wilfrid .
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Today's the feast of St Wilfrid, 7C founder and abbot of Benedictine monasteries at Ripon and Hexham, and champion of the Roman Church's dating of Easter. Here he is in glass by Harry Harvey, 1977 at Ripon, since 1836 a Cathedral, since 2014 within the Anglican Diocese of Leeds
Don’t forget there is no service at St Nic’s today as we are celebrating the patronal festival at st Wilfrid’s. Window dedicated to St Wilfrid in Chichester Cathedral. Apparently he has a fishing net because according to Bede, he taught the South Saxons to fish! #wilfrid
