Visitors are most welcome and will be greeted warmly by the regular congregation. Coffee and biscuits are offered at the end of every regular service and it is a great opportunity to meet and foster new friendship.
Peaceful and prayerful, the church has services twice a month on the second and fourth Sundays, starting at 9.30. Holy Communion is held on the fourth Sunday. Special services include a joint Harvest Festival with St. James North Newnton, Remembrance Sunday, and the very popular Pets Service and Carol Service, Christmas Day Service and Easter Day (see service listings above for more details).
Getting Here
Facilities
Parking
Yes
Wheelchair access
Yes
Refreshments
Coffe and buscuits after every regular service.
Toilets
None
Hearing loop
No
Projector
No
Giving...
to the church (for church regulars)
Online donations
Donate online with credit/debit card or Google Pay - Choose an amount, or set your own.
There is a contactless donation device for use with credit/debit cards and enabled smartphones - you can choose the amount of your donation.
Cash
Cash can still be given at a service if you wish, but don’t dread the plate coming round - if you can support the work of the church great, but if not you’re of course still welcome.
Documents
Depending on your browser, the below links may either be displayed or downloaded - if the former they can then be downloaded in the usual way.
St Peter’s is a Grade 1 listed architectural gem, dating back as far as the 11th century, and possibly even earlier. It is located in a quiet position at the end of the no-through Church Lane. It was extensively restored in the late 19th century by renowned architect Pearson and displays a wonderfully decorated apse and reredos inspired by him. Other features include Romanesque arched windows, doorways and chancel arch. There is an interesting memorial dedicated to Mary Nicholas 1686 who played a part in the escape of Charles II after the battle of Worcester. It is well worth a visit.
