The Parish of St Nicolas & St Andrew
Local and National Church links

St Nicolas Church Portslade, this is our St Nicolas companion website listed under the Church of England's "A Church Near You" which gives times of daily and regular services, special weekday Holy Days and other Parish events at St Nicolas Church

St Andrew Church Portslade, this our St Andrew companion website listed under the Church of England's "A Church Near You" which gives times of daily and regular services, special weekday Holy Days and other Parish events at St Andrew Church

A Church Near You This Church of England search facility enables you to find a Church and services anywhere in England that meet your criteria. To find a Church, just enter either your postcode, town, County or name of Church

The Church of England Information on the Church nationally, the site has information on Liturgy, “What it means to be an Anglican” , The Church’s views, General Synod, “Church of England as an Educator” News, Brief History, Links to other church resources, Diocese and Parish Churches throughout England, etc.,

Diocese of Chichester The home page of our Diocese, containing useful information, such as, news, events, resources, questions, administration and communication departments, and links to Parish web sites.

Chichester Cathedral The official Cathedral web site has information on services, facilities, history, etc.

Anglican Communion The official home page of the World-wide Anglican Communion, This web site provides documents, directories, information, resources, and excerpts from official magazine Anglican World.

Anglican Eucharistic Theology This website explores the Anglican Eucharistic Tradition through the presentation of case studies from Cramner to the present, of particular interest to the Anglican Church in Portslade is Case Study 3.5, which explores the writings of Fr. Richard Enraght the Priest in Charge of Portslade-by-Sea in 1872

Anglican Liturgical Library This liturgical library is a collection of authorized and other texts used in the Church of England and in the wider Anglican Communion and elsewhere. This is 'the best and biggest Anglican library of texts' on the Web (the Church Times, 24th April 1998).

Anglicans Online Current news from both home and abroad in the Anglican Community, and links to all Anglican Churches on the internet in the UK and world-wide.

Christian Aid An agency of the churches in the UK and Ireland, Christian Aid works wherever the need is greatest, irrespective of religion.

Christ Church Brighton is a brand new church in central Brighton set up to reach those who do not go to church. Christ Church is an Anglican church without a parish, who have been asked to start an authentic church in a fresh way. There are also links to all Churches in the City of Brighton & Hove from this website.

Church on the Net (Church of England) The place to explore Christianity. Turn up every Sunday for the message of the week. Or browse the reference section. Or get interactive. It's up to you.

The Church Times The newspaper that has served the Church for 135 years, is now available on the Internet in an abbreviated form.

The Church Union seeks to promote and renew Catholic Faith and life within the Church of England

Churches Together in England is the officially recognised body set up to co-ordinate the work of its 23 Member Churches and Councils of Churches in England, contains news and information.

The Ecclesiological Society A web site specialising in church architecture, church furnishings, etc.

Forward in Faith Serves Evangelicals and Catholics seeking to renew the Church in the historic faith. "New Directions" is the monthly journal of Forward in Faith, the majority of its contents can be freely downloaded through the Trushare web site.
Forward! Plus is a free, quarterly, 16 page tabloid newspaper offering a down-to-earth mixture of news and comment aimed at traditionalist members of the Church of England, this too can also be accessed from the Forward in Faith website and read online.

The New Testament Gateway This is one of the most complete online Bible resources on the internet. Despite its name, it also contains Old Testament resources.

The Roman Catholic Parish of St Theresa's, Southwick and Our Lady’s Mass Centre, Portslade, serve the Roman Catholic community of the towns of Southwick and Portslade, and fellow members of Churches Together in Portslade.

Portslade United Reformed Church is situated in Station Road, Portslade and are fellow members of Churches Together in Portslade

Project Canterbury is home on the Internet to Anglican texts, emphasis is placed on documents expressing the Catholic identity of Anglicanism.

Roughwood British Churches Album contains a comprehensive collection of photographs of Churches and Chapels past and present of Brighton, Hove and Portslade, plus many photographs of Churches throughout England, also contains themed lists on Patron Saints, Round Tower Churches, Tin Churches, Church Architecture and much more.

The St Nicholas Centre seeks to educate people of faith, and the wider public, about the true St Nicholas/St Nicolas, and why he is important in today's world. England has more than 400 Anglican Churches named after
St Nicolas

Lorica St Patrick’s (St Patrick Church, Hove) The Trust seeks to improve the quality of life for people marginalised by poverty and homelessness.

Walsingham The home page of The Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. The site gives information on History, Pilgrimage, devotion, prayer.

Web sites of local interest covering the Portslade area

The Argus This is the web site of the local newspaper for Brighton, Hove, Portslade, East and West Sussex.

Brighton & Hove Buses Timetables for buses to and from Portslade.

Brighton & Hove City Council Our local Council's web site, offices, departments and information etc.

Community.Brighton. Links to local community web sites in and around the City of Brighton & Hove.

Emmaus Brighton & Hove (at Portslade), are the "next door neighbours" of St Nicolas Church. This is a community of men. women and children, who were once homeless but now live and work together, to help each other while helping others in greater need then themselves. Emmaus collects donated goods, furniture, bric-a-brac, clothing, electrical appliances etc., which are refurbished by the community These goods are sold in there shop to sustain the community. Every Emmaus Community world wide works to become financially self supporting and direct all surplus to others in greater need.

Portslade the entry for Portslade by Sea and Portslade Village on the Wikipedia website

Portslade Links to community groups, organisations, schools and web sites etc.,
(provided by East Sussex Community Information Service, which also lists local and community information, for locations throughout the County of East Sussex)

Portslade Weather, The prevailing weather conditions in Portslade area or a five day weather forecast from the Met Office

South Portslade Community Centre This web site, will provide more information to local residents and groups about what we are doing and what we want to do in Portslade South. The site includes copies of news letters, updates from the committee & sub committees and ways to contact us - even join us.

Virtual Brighton & Hove This is the premier web site for the City, with information for those visiting or living in the area. There are many links to accommodation, entertainment, arts, tourism, "what's on" etc.

Ye Olde Sussex Pages, This website contains a wealth of Sussex information, on its History, Churches, Castles, Folklore etc. etc.

Please Note :-
The Parish of St Nicolas & St Andrew Portslade is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.