Lindfield Evangelical Free Church, on Chaloner Road, is pleased to announce the appointment of Stuart Holloway as its new Pastor. Stuart has succeeded Mervyn Weeks who has retired from the role after serving the church for the past ten years. Stuart, his wife Katie and their two primary school-aged children, live locally and have come to LEFC from Christ Church Haywards Heath, where formerly Stuart served as an elder, alongside his full-time job. Marvyn explained: “The family made their home with us at LEFC early in 2023, and very quickly established themselves in the church, blessing the fellowship with the many gifts they have as Christians. It became clear that Stuart was a competent bible preacher and teacher. Katie has also become involved in the fellowship whilst juggling being a wife, mum and freelance writer.” Currently, Stuart is employed three days a week as a graphic designer, whilst serving the church for the remainder of the week. Stuart was formally inducted as minister on 20th April. More information about the church can be found at www.lefc.co.uk
Mid Sussex District Council newsletter - April 24
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Mid Sussex District Council extends food waste collection trial
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New-look Co-op store reopens
After two weeks of closure the people of Lindfield were keen to see the new Co-op store reopen last month.
Featuring more stock (due to deeper shelves), more fresh produce and self-service tills, the Co-operative has spent over £600,000 on the refurbished store.
Parish Councillor Val Upton was delighted to be asked to cut the ribbon marking the official opening of the popular High Street shop.