3 Best Churches in Brighton

“St Peter's Church offers services where individuals can connect with God through prayer, engage with others, and participate in meaningful discussions. The church was designed by Sir Charles Barry in the pre-Victorian Gothic Revival style. St Peter's Church is a Grade II listed building and provides a welcoming environment for children to make friends and play. The church hosts community events like the annual Light Party and Christmas and Easter celebrations. They support those facing homelessness, mental health challenges, and unemployment and offer courses to help strengthen relationships. Every Sunday, they provide complimentary breakfast, good coffee, and an opportunity to socialise.”

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“St Bartholomew's Church was designed and built in a neo-Gothic style. Established in the 19th century, the church was created to serve the rapidly growing community with masses and religious services. Dedicated to the apostle Bartholomew, this Anglican church offers a welcoming and inclusive environment that attracts people from all backgrounds for prayers, masses, and worship. St Bartholomew's Church is known for its excellent choir, offering glorious and mesmerising music. The church inspires with its unique style, beautiful Anglo-Catholic liturgy, fantastic music, and preaching. They aim to keep the church open most days of the week, inviting people to pray, reflect quietly, or admire the building. The church also hosts groups that support the religious needs of community members.”

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“St George's Church was established to serve the local community with masses, prayers, and other religious services. The Church offers a welcoming atmosphere that attracts people from both the local and neighbouring communities to its prayers and worship services. The church features dynamic worship, communion, and regular services. The church has the perfect venue with excellent acoustics, a beautiful setting, and seating for 550 people. St George's Church also has separate groups to serve the youth, children, and others with their spiritual needs. Throughout the year, the church hosts many events, some organized by the church community or local charities and others by local and national music promoters and festival organizers.”

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