We continue to worship inside the church building with measures in place in line with safety guidance. If you plan to join the service in person, please remember to contact the Church Office by telephone or email to book your seat. This is to ensure that we can make seating plans to ensure we are seated at distance in line with guidance.
As restrictions have not been lifted, we will no longer be able to be together for the Open-air service. Our usual Morning Service will take place at 10am inside the church building.
The building will be open for private prayer on Mondays and Thursdays from 10am to 4pm
You can watch services at St Peter’s by clicking here.
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If you would like to contribute to help with running costs at St Peters, you can now do this by clicking here. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Coronavirus – If you would like to read the latest advice and information from the Church of England, please click here.
If you would like to access information on supporting your mental health at this time, please click here.
We regularly hold groups for all ages and warmly welcome you. For information about Safeguarding please read the information under the heading Sundays – JAM Club or contact the Church Office. St Peter’s Church Safeguarding Officer is Mrs S Thomas. Her email address is safeguard.stpetes@gmail.com You can email her about any concerns and questions that you have. Please click on the links below to read the Safer Church Policy Statement and for advice.
Safe Spaces– is an independent service supporting survivors of church-related abuse funded by the Church of England together with the Catholic Church in England and Wales and the Church in Wales.
Run by the charity Victim Support, it is free to access via telephone – 0300 303 1056 (answerphone available outside of opening times), email – safespaces@victimsupport.org
If you have been requested to complete Basic Safeguarding Training, you can access the online training course by clicking here.
During this time of lockdown, we pray that all families are living in a peaceful and loving home. Sadly, this is not always the case. If you or anybody you know needs to seek support and advice on Domestic Abuse. Please click here
Promoting a Safer Church
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We are here to demonstrate God’s love for all as shown in Jesus to people where we live and work.
