Traditional Christmas carol service run by Sight Support Worthing, with mulled wine and mince pies, to raise funds for the charity.
Sight Support Worthing are holding their Christmas Carol Service at St Botolph's Church on Saturday 5 December, with doors open from 3pm and the service starting at 4pm.
It's a traditional carol service, so you'll get the usual mix of festive hymns and carols. The afternoon is run by Sight Support Worthing (SSW), a Worthing-based sight loss charity that puts on festive events to raise funds for its work supporting people living with sight loss across the town and the surrounding area. Myra Jasper, the charity's Head of Fundraising Events, says that every ticket sold helps continue that work.
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Tickets are £10 per person, and children under 12 go free. That price includes a glass of mulled wine or a soft drink and some mince pies, which you can tuck into before the singing starts. The church is on Lansdowne Road (BN11 4LY), and it's set up for easy access: there's step-free entry, an accessible toilet, and assistance dogs are welcome. Doors open at 3pm, so there's plenty of time to get your drink and a mince pie before the service begins at 4pm.
