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Welcome to the website for the Parish Church of Saint Mary, Pulborough, West Sussex, England.
Although we are unable to host public worship, we shall endeavour to keep our Sunday worship on the website as a reflective Service for Worship at Home.
If you are not a member of one of our regular giving schemes, but would like to support the church and its work during the lockdown, please CLICK HERE.
Click on the picture of the cover below to view the service booklet for
To listen to accompaniments to the hymns in the service (played by Tony Hancock), and the anthem (sung by Frances and 'distant' family and friends), click on the titles below (each one will open in a new window).
First Hymn
Come down, O love divine
Gradual Hymn
O thou who camest from above
Anthem (VIDEO)
To the Holy Spirit (Orlando Gibbons arr Greening)
Final Hymn
The Spirit lives to set us free
We had hoped to pre-record this service but technical issues got the better of us. We will be trying again next week.
Other worship resources online are:
Daily Service on Radio 4
A full list of digital resources available from the Church of England can be found in this DOCUMENT.
Click on the Church of England logo for Daily Prayer and Prayers (Daily Prayer provided by the official Church of England web site, © The Archbishops' Council of the Church of England, 2002-2004.)
updated 30 .05.20
Pulborough Community News
Click on the cover to download your free copy.
Pulborough Update v16(29.5.20) (pdf)
Click on the heading to download a very useful exhaustive list of shops & services
available in the village, from art galleries to wine and spirits, beauty to vets! Our thanks go to Felicity Stroud for this great idea.
Praying for You
While public worship is suspended at St. Mary’s Fr. Paul will be praying the Daily Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer and regularly celebrating The Eucharist. While this is done privately these prayers are offered on behalf of us all and in the name of the wider church.
Prayers will be said for our local community as well as the global situation at this time. We pray that God will help us to meet the challenges that confront us and look forward hopefully, to happier times in the near future.
If you have any particular requests for prayer at this time please email these to Fr. Paul at: pulbpccrector@btinternetDOTcom or annDOT kaiser@liveDOTcoDOTuk and these requests will be included in the daily offering of prayer.
Each week we will post an adapted form of service based on that Sunday’s liturgy for use at home. We also recommend our Diocesan website and the Church of England’s website for appropriate resources to keep our spirits raised.
In the Scriptures we read the words “It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; He will not leave you or forsake you. Do not be dismayed”.