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Sunday Services

8:00 Holy Communion
9:15 Morning Service
10:45 Morning Worship
6:30 Evening Worship

Introduction to All Saints Church, Crowborough

Welcome to All Saints Church, Crowborough, the parish church in the town of Crowborough, East Sussex. We are a Church of England church, and we want to extend a warm welcome to all.

Our great aim is to help people to grow in faith in Jesus Christ, whether they already know a lot or virtually nothing about Christianity.

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"Facing Change" Women's Conference 2011 Evaluation Form

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The talks from the conference can be downloaded here.

If you attended the conference, it would be helpful if you could fill out an evaluation form to assist with planning future conferences.

You can either fill in the form online here or download the PDF to print out and return by post.

All Saints Women's Conference - The Battle of the Heart

When: Saturday, 16th June (9:45 am - 3:30 pm)
Where: Church Centre

All Saints Women's Conference - The Battle of the Heart
Who is the day for?
It is for women of all ages and at any stage
of their Christian Life. We are often reassured when a health check confirms that we have a healthy heart but do we ever stop to reflect on the spiritual battles raging within our heart? This day will help equip us not only to confront some of those battles but to overcome them.

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Crowborough's Changed Lives - True stories of meeting Jesus

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Crowborough's Changed Lives
True stories of meeting Jesus

Crowborough's Changed Lives is your opportunity to hear from seven ordinary Crowborough people, each with an extraordinary story to tell.

Watch the introduction by the Rev. Jonty Frith, Associate Vicar of All Saints Church.

What would Jesus say...

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What would Jesus say…
…about believing in a God you can’t see?

One of the most common reasons I hear people give for not believing in God is

“…because I’ve never seen him. I can’t believe in what I can’t see.” Nobody has ever seen God, and it’s hard to believe in what you can’t see. Why should we believe in any one version of God rather than another, and why believe in any God at all?