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Safeguarding IMPORTANT : If you are worried about a Child or Adult who you believe to be in immediate danger, you must CONTACT THE POLICE ON 999.
If you have any queries about Safeguarding in our parish or you would like to raise a concern, please contact the Safeguarding Officer, Barbara Wozniakowski, on 01342 714305 or 07939 569105. Alternatively you can contact the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor. If you are looking for further advice and guidance the Diocese of Chichester Safeguarding website has a lot of information.
Click below to download and read our policies on Safeguarding.
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Download Other Contact Details NSPCC Child Protection Helpline: 0808 800 5000 (lines free and open 24 hours).
Phone if you are worried about a child (free from landlines and most mobiles) or visit www.nspcc.org.uk
Action on Elder Abuse Helpline: 080 8808 8141 (free phone Monday to Friday 9-5pm – and will not show up on your phone bill) or visit www.elderabuse.org.uk
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Contact Us
The Parish Office for St Leonard’s Turners Hill and the Church Hall is located in the Glebe Centre at All Saints Crawley Down and is usually open from 9-11am from Tuesday to Thursday during term time.
The Parish Administrator, Jane Summers, is the main contact point for arranging Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals. If you wish to hire St Leonard’s Church Hall, please contact Tina Shea on 01342 715322 / 07900 266738 Email :
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If the Parish Office is closed and your enquiry is urgent (ie. a funeral), please phone 01342 704449 and leave a message. A member of the Ministry Team will return your call.
St Leonard's Church, Church Road, Turners Hill, West Sussex, RH10 4PB
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St Leonard’s Church Hall
Available for private bookings.
St Leonard’s Church Hall is suitable for small family occasions, dance classes, fitness classes e.g. Yoga or Pilates, children’s parties, small meetings or training sessions.
Hire rates from £10 to £20 per hour, to include:
- large car park
- crockery and glassware
- large outdoor grass area suitable for marquees, gazebos, barbecues & games
- tea/coffee making facilities. hot cupboards to keep food warm (no hob/oven)
To enquire about a booking, please contact Tina Shea on 01342 715322 / 07900 266738 Email :
or the Parish Office on 01342 718741 Email :
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St Leonard's is Turners Hill Parish Church. A church is more than bricks and mortar. It is a community of people who, together, live in relationship with God through Jesus Christ. St Leonard's church maybe located on the western fringe of our village but is at the heart of our community.
Our church belongs to everyone in our village.
Where we are St Leonard's Church is situated on the Western edge of the village of Turners Hill in West Sussex. It occupies a commanding position and at some 600 feet high has magnificent and uninterrupted views from the North to South Downs.
The foundation stone for St Leonard's church was laid on 3rd March 1894 by Mrs Oxley, the leading benefactor.
The church was consecrated in 1895 and from that date Turner's Hill became a parish in its own right. Baptisms had taken place in the Old School Room performed by Rev Cecil Blaker curate of Worth from 1886-1895, marriages and burials for Turners Hill took place at St Nicholas, Worth prior to 1895.
The tower was finished in 1924 and also serves as the memorial to the fallen of the Great War. It was funded partly by donations and by Lord Cowdray who lived nearby.
It has a fine interior with panelling carved in English Oak and some excellent examples of stained glass by the noted Sussex artist, Charles Eamer Kempe. He was commissioned to supply the glass for the sanctuary windows the East window is regarded as one of his best pieces of work.
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