Made a pre-booked visit with a group. Well worth it because the speaker was amusing and informative and we were given plenty of time to wander about after the talk. We were all deeply moved by the dedication of the artist,a member of the congregation and a signwriter. The imaginative stained glass was a bonus

We were so pleased someone told us about this church. The ceiling is the most wonderful work of art. We've never seen the original but can it be better than this?! Plenty of time and space to stand and stare at this fabulous fruit of someone's vision, truly his labour of love. You must go, you will not be disappointed

A cousin of mine recommended visiting this particular church during my brief stay in Sussex. Apparently they have coachloads of tourists arrive just to admire the magnificent artwork. It is certainly not difficult to see why. After contacting the friendly staff in the parish office, I decided to visit on a Sunday morning, during Mass. Although I am not particularly religious, this was definitely the best time to visit. Their gift shop is open for a short while after the service, so I was able to purchase some souvenirs. As well, I purchased some post cards to send back home to Melbourne. Before the service, a volunteer was explaining to me about the artwork. Apparently the artist was so amazed at the artwork in the Sistine Chapel that he obtained permission to paint a reproduction in this particular church. He had no formal training, but he did such a brilliant job. Local church members were used in the copy of The last Supper. This really is worth visiting.

Very interesting. The guide was very good and made the visit most worthwhile. One hour was probably not enough but we had a coach schedule. Very unexpected little jewel. Lots of information and some humour. You could tell it meant a lot to him and he made it a lot to us. Many thanks and hope more people get to see and experience this.

A marvel of local artistry producing the only known reproduction of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling in the world. All set off with wonderful modern stain glass windows. Whilst visiting, we were enthralled by the church’s proud volunteers telling the story of the church and it’s ceiling painted by a local artist and parishioner. They are happy for you to wander around and take photographs whilst in the church. There is plenty of parking available and a small pleasant shop just inside the door selling souvenirs of your visit.