St Nicolas Pevensey and St Wilfrid’s Pevensey Bay

Beautiful little alpine baroque church of St Gervais near #Chamonix with some very unusual stained glass windows. The church is 17th C but underwent renovation in 2016. Windows designed by a Korean Dominican. Their simplicity lends such colour to the interior. #stainglasssunday

A date for your diaries!

The news is in.

Not a picture of a donkey but it’s close ! The beautiful #rievaulx abbey in the background #worlddonkeyday

@cobbybrook How wonderful Martin . Congratulations 🙌

I can’t quite put into words what it’s like to see my illustration wrapped around a double decker bus - I’m gobsmacked! #bassenthwaitelakestation #afternoonteabus

Better late than never. #earthday

This weeks news .

@pete_savin You must come and visit us in Andoritum sometime!

A change of scene this week and visit to the 12th century church of St Mary the virgin at #Brancaster to see where some of the Roman stone ended up from the Saxon Shore Fort of Branodunum on the North Norfolk coast (ref “the Roman Shore Forts” by Andrew Pearson) #RomanBritain

@OptimoPrincipi ‘Just dropped’ .. you had me worried there for a moment!

New Athena/Minerva just dropped! A two-metre marble statue of the goddess of wisdom, wearing her Gorgon aegis armour, has been unearthed in the Western Theatre of Laodicea. (Images: Turkish Ministry of Culture)

On #StGeorgesDay, here's our stained glass window depicting England's patron saint slaying the dragon. The window was designed by Hugh Easton and is dedicated to the memory of Westminster citizens killed during the Second World War. It was unveiled by Princess Margaret in 1948.

Happy St George’s day ! #stgeorgesday

Pevensey bells 🔔

On the occasion of what would have been Queen Elizabeth II’s 100th birthday, here’s a little memento of the day she came to #Pevensey #1066 #royalfamily #eastSussex

Looking beautiful this time last year. #blossom #spring

A lovely gift from a parishioner - an Action Vicar! Her grandfather used it in schools to explain vestments, hence the stoles in the box.

Newsletter for the Second Sunday of Easter. Would be lovely to see you at one of our services.

Happening tomorrow!

Godspeed Artemis!