Our History

Heritage

Over 180 Years of Faith and Community in Crawley Down

The Church

A Place of Worship Since 1843

Our Building

All Saints’ Church was built in 1842 and first consecrated in 1843, making it a cornerstone of Crawley Down for over 180 years. The church has served as the spiritual home of this community through times of joy and sorrow, growth and change — remaining a constant and welcoming presence at the heart of village life.

Situated at the north-easterly tip of the Chichester Diocese, between the High Weald and the Surrey border, All Saints’ is equidistant from the towns of Crawley to the west and East Grinstead to the east.

Built 1842. Consecrated 1843. Serving Crawley Down ever since.

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The Parish & Village

From Hamlet to Thriving Village

Once a Victorian hamlet built to house brickyard workers, Crawley Down has grown to a population of some 7,000 and is still expanding today. All Saints’ has faithfully served the spiritual needs of its residents through every stage of that remarkable transformation.

The parish sits at the north-easterly tip of the Chichester Diocese, between the High Weald and the Surrey border — equidistant from the towns of Crawley to the west and East Grinstead to the east.

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