Looking at Sussex Churches

It is easy to dismiss St Richard of Chichester Catholic church as trendy modernist building designed to put a roof over as many people as...

 Funtington's church has two unusual medieval survivals, chapels on either side of the chancel originally built in about 1300 to provi...

The tower is the glory of All Hallows' church at Tillington. Set on the top of a hill overlooking the Rother valley it is visible for ...

The tower of Petworth's church is the signature of the town, right at the top of the hill. Approaching from any direction it is the fi...

When in 1881 Fernhurst church began to look a bit 'tired', as estate agents say, the vicar and churchwardens must have thanked the...

Two churches for the price of one. For six hundred years, Milland was a chapelry of Trotton known as Tuxlith, with a humble one-room buil...

When the Domesday book was compiled, the parish and church of Linch was located south of Midhurst, between Didling and Bepton, but it poss...