Author Archives: The Chapel at Billingshurst

The Chapel are pleased to be supporting the work of The Peace and Hope Trust. The charity are UK based and have been working amongst poor and marginalised communities in Nicaragua since they were founded in 1996. Nicaragua is a country that … Continue reading →

Firstly, one of our members is singing in an upcoming concert in Arundel which, I’m sure, will be a great evening. Details are here. ——— Easter seems to have arrived early this year and with the snow leaving us only … Continue reading →

Stuart gave the following little address last month. It’s the the sort of thing that you’ll hear when the Unitarians meet for worship on a Sunday. But Sundays are a fraction of what we do here at The Chapel! Explore … Continue reading →

You are warmly invited to our Carol Service on Sunday December 17th 2017 at 4.00 pm. We will be enjoying a selection of favourite carols and some Christmas folk songs, topped off by mince pies and mulled wine. Do join … Continue reading →

Last Saturday, Jan and I had a lovely ‘chapel centred’ evening. We enjoyed a healthily attended folk club which saw us not only enjoying some great music but also some sparklers at the half time interval, care of our good … Continue reading →

Car parks. On the face of it, perhaps not the most inspiring of subjects. This said, there are some pretty smart ones around. Take a look. And parking? It can be the bane of some people’s lives. Not only is … Continue reading →

Sunday July 16th saw the chapel celebrate its 263rd Anniversary Service. Jeff Jones led the celebration and his theme centred on the myth of Icarus; falling and flying. During part of the service, Jeff read out some short testimonies about the … Continue reading →

We have been enjoying many excellent services of late and it is always good to reflect on the fact that we are blessed to have so many talented people who give their time and efforts in making sure that our … Continue reading →

As I write, spring seems to be weaving her way into the world. I am reminded of the sentiment that our service leader Danielle Wilson talked about the other Sunday morning: that we should always try to take time to … Continue reading →

Welcome to 2017 The ancient Roman god Janus (whose name most scholars believe is the source of the name of our month January) is conventionally thought of as a god of transition.  A single being depicted with two faces, one … Continue reading →