This year’s nativity play is entitled Dear Theo – it tells the nativity story from Luke’s gospel. It mixes humour and fact with 8 Christmas carols thrown in. Come in dress-ups if you like! Our gift to you, koha optional.

Join us Friday 14th June at 5.30 pm for a night of family entertainment. Bring your takeaway dinner and we’ll provide the movie snacks – chips and popcorn. We’re watching “WALL-E”– a funny and moving story about a sweet and clever little garbage-disposal robot who helps to save the human race (and find love at the same time)! It’s a great movie to enjoy together. It would be awesome for you to join us – in the (well-heated) Anglican hall on Church Street, Amberley. See you there!
Join us Friday 22nd March at 6pm in the Anglican Church Hall on Church Street, Amberley for a fun night of family entertainment. You bring your takeaways and we’ll provide the movie snacks – chips and popcorn. We are watching “Up” – a fun animated tale suitable for school-aged children. It would be awesome for you to join us.
Join us this Friday 10 November at 6pm in the Church Hall on Church Street, Amberley for a fun night of family entertainment. You bring your takeaways and we’ll provide the movie snacks. We are watching The Greatest Showman – a fun musical story about the circus and acceptance with a little love story thrown in! It would be awesome for you to join us.
It was encouraging to be part of Messy Church at the Amberley Anglican parish in July, when children and adults gathered to celebrate the Bible story of Zacchaeus—through stories, multimedia, songs, prayers, art, and improvised drama. Encouraging because of the fun, the enthusiasm of children, the quality time for families, and the power of Messy Church to bring different generations and parts of the wider community together Continue reading
The Winter quarter newsletter of the Amberley Anglican parish is now available to read here by clicking on this link to download:
WHAM Winter 2015 – online
Many thanks to the large number of people who hand-deliver the printed version to people in our local communities, often taking the opportunity to say hello and have a brief catch-up. Continue reading
Hot off the press (well, warmish) is our parish quarterly newsletter (WHAM). In this issue is a brief reflection by Lynnette Lightfoot on what Easter means for us today when the most obvious thing about it is the conspicuous consumption of chocolate… Continue reading