ABOUT US
Glynn Hall Hotel
Original wooden
church
History
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries there was a spate of church building here in Bexhill. In 1924, St Paul's Free Church of England was founded. The first meetings were held in the Glynn Hall Hotel, Sea Road. The hotel is now a block of flats.
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Two plots of land, both owned by builder, Mr A Wood, a keen evangelical Christian, were donated to the church, and a simple wooden structure was erected in Wickham Avenue. where the congregation could worship together.
This building survived until 1963 when the incumbent Rev. Arthur Ward erected the present, brick building.
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Due to the Coronavirus the ministry of St Paul's moved online via facebook and YouTube. The doors of the church were temporarily closed by the government, and we found ourselves turning to the internet.
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Flats, Sea Road
St Paul's today
HOW WE SERVE OUR COMMUNITY
TUESDAY TEA AND CAKE FELLOWSHIP
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Every Tuesday from 2.30pm - 4pm everyone is warmly invited to come and join us for a cup of tea of coffee, a slice of cake, and a chat.
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We meet in the church hall at the end of the (small) car park.
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All you need to bring is your self, and the expectancy to meet, and make, new friends.
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Sunday Fellowship Lunch
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A meal is served on the third Sunday of every month in the church hall.
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Anyone requiring a meal, free of charge, is welcome to join us.
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Food is served at 12.30pm.
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Refreshments are available from 12 noon.
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For further information get in touch via our Contacts page. or call on the number below.
St Paul's has wheelchair access and disabled toilet.
Get in touch at any time with any questions on our website's contact page .
What's New at St Paul's?
Friday Prayer Meeting
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On the last Friday of every month
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In the Sanctuary
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From 6.30 pm - the closure of prayer
Polling Day
On Thursday, 6th May, 2021,
St Paul's hall was open to serve the community for polling day.
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We took a photo to mark the occasion.​
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Refreshments were available for our four-legged friends.
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