Read this week’s update from Horsham Churches Together, with news and events from local churches and Christian charities. Read More "Weekly Update for 2nd September 2026"
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Events Called Through Cancer @ Waterstones
Waterstones in Horsham are welcoming Reverend Canon Lisa Barnett, Vicar of St Mary’s Church, to celebrate the release of her debut: Called Through Cancer. Includes a talk, a signing, and a Q&A with Lisa. Read More "Called Through Cancer @ Waterstones"
Events Table Top Sale
The Salvation Army Horsham is hosting a Table Top Sale with great finds at bargain prices. Read More "Table Top Sale"
News Season of Creation
The Season of Creation is a worldwide celebration of prayer and action to protect our common home. Read More "Season of Creation"
News Black History Month
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland have released resources for churches to mark Black History Month 2026. Read More "Black History Month"
Events RISE – Women’s Retreat Day
Inviting Christian Women to the next RISE women’s retreat day on Thursday 15th October 2026 at Dalesdown. RISE is a day for women to Rest, be Inspired, hear each others’ Stories and Encounter God. Read More "RISE – Women’s Retreat Day"
Events Horsham Matters @ The Big Nibble
Join Horsham Matters at The Big Nibble in the Carfax, Horsham on Sunday 6th September 2026, 10am-4pm. Read More "Horsham Matters @ The Big Nibble"
Prayer A New Season of Mission
As the summer holidays draw to a close and a new term begins, we pray for the opportunities to share the love of God in the months ahead. Read More "A New Season of Mission"
Introduction Weekly Update for 26th August 2026
Read this week’s update from Horsham Churches Together, with news and events from local churches and Christian charities. Read More "Weekly Update for 26th August 2026"
Events My Sussex Village
Enjoy an evening of Sussex folk tales, music and song with local group Cotillion, exploring village traditions, celebrations and colourful characters. Read More "My Sussex Village"