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Welcome to Churches Together in Heathfield and District

 

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Discover how the churches in Heathfield and District are sharing and working together.


We hope you'll visit our forthcoming events and joint services. Please see the
What's On section for details.

 

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OUR BASIS OF FAITH


‘Churches Together in Heathfield & District unites in pilgrimage those Churches who acknowledge God’s revelation in Christ and confess the Lord Jesus Christ 

as God and Saviour according to the scriptures. 


We have committed ourselves to work together, 

in obedience to God’s will and in the power of the 

Holy Spirit’. 

  


 

Community

 Heathfield is a small rural town in East Sussex which grew rapidly after the coming of the railway - later to be axed in the Beeching Plan. It has a population of about 8000. Heathfield  had two parishes: Old Heathfield and Waldron but after its growth a third parish was formed - St. Richard's, and the area of Cross-in Hand developed as a part of Waldron on the main A267 road (Eastbourne to Tunbridge Wells).

 

 Officers of Churches Together In Heathfield and District

Moderator          Canon Paul Cox      01435 868814   

                                                                          

Vice-Moderator  George Dearsley 01435 862362  

                                                            

Secretary           Miss Sue Mumford   01580 819415   

                                    

Treasurer           Michael Lamble        01435 863180  

                                                                                

 

 

 

 

 

 The CTH & District Forum (members of the clergy and lay representatives appointed by all member churches) meets upto six times a year and the Fraternal (members of the clergy) meets frequently on a regular basis. Together with the Vice-Moderator and a few lay representatives the Fraternal form a planning group to work out Events and general business of CTH  & District

News from CTBI
Racial Justice Sunday 2012
Powerpoints available for download, including collection of images
Racial Justice Sunday 2012
Word version of Welsh/English Resource Pack now available
Racial Justice Sunday 2012
Download alternative hymn suggestions plus an extra hymn

Racial Justice Sunday 2012 

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Racial Justice Sunday 2012

Being an Inclusive Church
...and not an Exclusive Club

Hold a service for Racial Justice Sunday on 9 September 2012 (or another Sunday in 2012)

You can order a printed resource pack or download one free. The pack includes hymns, prayers, reflections, homilies and more.

Find out more >>

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