St Andrew & St Cuthman's Church

The photos says it all. When I visited the organ player was giving a free concert. Beautiful accoustics.

That's King Alfred's dad's gravestone next to the door (Ethelwulf).

Lots to see inside this lovely old church.

I like the order of service. I use to attend on occasions as a teenager when being a boarding student at Steyning Grammar School in late 1980's-1991) Overall superb.

I am now a 'theist' because of Christianity believing (according to the Bible) that God is a spirit (see John 4:24).

I met God in 1984 via an Angel (in the Angel's shuttle). God and Angel's are extra-terrestrials as I have seen with my own eyes ( I couldn't see it with anyone else's eyes (😆)).

I wrote to The church of England reminding them of my account of meeting an Angel, with my intent to finish my account to explain to all that I was taken off of the planet (Earth) for a holiday and met Almighty God) and I also wrote to every MP, the Prime minister, Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II and other religious organisations and church's but nobody returned my correspondence (of mainly emails).

Norman features a plenty and the whole feel is ancient. Steps down into it emphasise this aged nature for church goers. Stone carving is excellent for the area and well worth a visit. Panelling in chancel tells so much about the times when carved - spot the jester.

One of the best Norman churches i have visited.

What a fabulous church. Building dates back to Norman I believe with so many alterations and additions. A real history lesson in one place.
We went to a Christmas choir concert which was wonderful.

Lovely church and enjoyed our visit.