Facilities and features
Accessibility
There is a toilet outside which has room for a wheelchair. Please note that the path from the gate to the church is quite a long way if you have mobility problems.
We try and reserve the parking space closest to the gate for less able visitors, but it is a long walk up the path to the church.
We hope we are welcoming to all visitors.
Our Building
The church was built in the 13th century, with a single aisle. A list of Rectors from 1270 can be found on the wall of the church. The Nave and Chancel are Early English work. The Pulpit is Jacobean and has l0 panels carved in the style of the 17th century
Newtimber church altar frontIn 1839, the West Tower was built, and substantial restoration , including resurfacing of the walls and renewal of the windows, took place in 1875. The font is from the 19th century. Newtimber church LecternThe original lectern – a carved wooden eagle – was unfortunately stolen, but has been replaced by a modern one given in 1983 in memory of a former churchwarden. This incorporates 2 ancient carved figures which were found in the vestry.
Music and Worship
We regularly hold concerts. Please keep an eye on our social media accounts for details of events.
We are very proud of our organ and are lucky enough to have a wonderful organist at our regular services.
Groups, Courses and Activities
Messy Church is held on the third Friday in each month in the village hall in Fulking, all primary school age children and their parent/grandparent or Carer are welcome.
Help for Visitors
The church is open for visitors to pray or to sit and reflect, at all times.