Evening Prayer is offered at 5.30pm on Wednesdays at St Peter’s, lasts 15-20 minutes and is open to all. Prayer requests are welcome. Those wishing to pray at home can follow the Church of England text and audio link here. Evening Prayer is a wonderful ritual to end the day. […]
Brief afternoon rehearsal upstairs in church, to prepare for singing in Sunday's service. All are welcome to the choir, regardless of experience.
Morning Prayer is offered at 8.30am every Friday at St Peter’s, lasts 15-20 minutes and is open to all. Prayer requests are welcome. Those wishing to pray at home can follow the Church of England text and audio link here. This is a great way to mark the rhythm of the day!
Brief afternoon rehearsal upstairs in church, to prepare for singing in Sunday's service. All are welcome to the choir, regardless of experience.
Evening Prayer is offered at 5.30pm on Fridays at St Peter’s, lasts 15-20 minutes and is open to all. Prayer requests are welcome. Those wishing to pray at home can follow the Church of England text and audio link here. Evening Prayer is a wonderful ritual to end the day.
Brief afternoon rehearsal upstairs in church, to prepare for singing in Sunday's service. All are welcome to the choir, regardless of experience.
St Peter's welcomed guest preacher Dr Renie Choy at this Parish Eucharist at 10am. Renie is the author of Ancestral Feeling: Postcolonial Thoughts on Western Christian Heritage and is the principle investigator in the Inclusive Christian Heritage Project. Sermon Read Renie's sermonhere: Racial Justice Sunday Homily-Choy
Brief afternoon rehearsal upstairs in church, to prepare for singing in Sunday's service. All are welcome to the choir, regardless of experience.
Morning Prayer is offered at 8.30am every Monday at St Peter's, lasts 15-20 minutes and is open to all. Prayer requests are welcome. Those wishing to pray at home can follow the Church of England text and audio link here. This is a great way to mark the rhythm of the day! […]
Brief afternoon rehearsal upstairs in church, to prepare for singing in Sunday's service. All are welcome to the choir, regardless of experience.
