Rector: Fr. Richard Tuset
01273 962831; frrichardtuset@outlook.com
The church is open for private individual prayer and reflection between 9am and 5pm daily. This is in accordance with Government and Church of England guidance, and detailed advice on health and safety precautions is displayed in the church.
Advent and Christmas Services – see Worship page for full details: https://stwulfrans.org.uk/worship-2
Weekly Services – normal services resume in church from 2 December.
Sunday 10am – Parish Eucharist Service – also Live streamed on Zoom email to ewart.wooldridge@uwclub.net for Zoom invitation
Wednesday 10.15 am – Holy Communion in church
Thursday 9am – Morning Prayer in church
Friday 9am – Silence and Stillness – 30 minutes of meditation and contemplation on line via Zoom (contact Barry Sugg: barry.sugg@btopenworld.com; 01273 303838)
Churchwardens:
Patricia Couchman | 01273 307134 | patcouchman@btinternet.com
Ewart Wooldridge | 01273 390206 | ewart.wooldridge@uwclub.net
A Parish Church St Wulfran’s Ovingdean is a Church of England parish near Brighton, the home base of a lively, outward-looking Christian community. We are an inclusive congregation with a real sense of outreach to our local community and beyond, with a commitment to continuing the loving work of Jesus Christ.
The Sung Parish Eucharist at 10 am on Sundays is our main act of worship.
An Ancient Church St Wulfran’s is one of the oldest buildings in the city of Brighton and Hove, and is a place of prayer and peace. It has been our spiritual home, serving the community of Ovingdean, for over a thousand years.
A Beautiful Church The Victorian artist Charles Eamer Kempe was an Ovingdean resident and his famous Kempe Ceiling and stained glass windows make St Wulfran’s a very special place.
An Open Church Our church is open daily 10.00 – 16.00 for prayer and visits. It is a place of serenity, peace and reflection, with a true sense of God’s presence. The Lady Chapel is set aside for prayer and contemplation. We welcome you at any of our services and activities.
Disabled Access
We regret that our ancient building is currently not fully accessible for people with mobility issues, particularly those who use a wheelchair. There is a fairly steep slope up to the church gate, as well as some steps. We do have portable ramps that can be deployed. If you plan to visit us and require help with access, please Contact Us in advance and we will do our best to assist you.