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Children’s Ark – every Thursday from 9:15am to 11:15am
A relaxed and friendly baby and toddler group for pre-school children and their carers. Come and enjoy a cuppa and meet friends. £1.50 per child. Play! Singing! Snacks! Stories! Toys! Every Thursday in term time at St Peter’s church from 9:15am to 11:15 am Phone 01924 835746 or 07746 849509 for more info
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Tuesday lunch club – every Tuesday 10:30am to 1:30pm
Tuesday Lunch Club at St Peter’s Church, Lake Lock RoadEvery Tuesday, 10.30am—1.30pm With refreshments, activities such as crafts, talks, films, games, quizzes, and a freshly cooked hot meal followed by dessert, for just £5 per person. Don’t be lonely! Come and join us.
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Lighthouse Café – every Monday 10am—12pm
LIGHTHOUSE CAFÉ at St Peter’s Church Every Monday 10am—12pm For snacks and refreshments,Followed by light lunches from 12pm—1pmPlus, free Wi-Fi, Books, Games, Jigsaws, Newspapers, Use of Computer A Warm Space and a Warm Welcome – Come and join us!
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Letter for May 2021
Dear Friends, With the recent easing of lockdown restrictions, both Angela and myself were able to travel to the Lake District to visit her dad. It had been six months since we had seen him so as you would imagine it was quite an emotional visit. During the visit we had a walk down by…
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Letter for April 2021
Dear Friends, It is hard to believe that is now a full year since that very first lockdown. Who would have thought that we are still living with restrictions in our daily lives but we pray that the vaccination roll out will soon enable us to return to some sort of normality. It was interesting to…
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Parish Magazine for April 2021
You can download the April 2021 parish magazine in PDF format using the link below. Click here to download The parish magazine is in Adobe PDF format, if you can’t view the magazine you can download a reader at adobe.com.
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In person Church services have restarted – April 2021
It is very exciting that congregational worship has restarted at St Peter’s church; Palm Sunday was the first service in the church with a congregation since the beginning of January. There are still lots of restrictions in place: numbers are limited, we still have to wear masks, keep our distance from each other, and we can’t…
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Parish Magazine for March 2021
You can download the March 2021 parish magazine in PDF format using the link below. Click here to download The parish magazine is in Adobe PDF format, if you can’t view the magazine you can download a reader at adobe.com.
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Letter for March 2021
Dear Friends, When we meet or phone family or friends one of the first things we ask is how they are. We can now add a further query which is ‘have you had the vaccine yet? There’s no doubt one of the things to herald and rejoice at the start of this year is the…
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When will church be open again? Updated March 2021
Even before the recent announcement of the government ‘roadmap’ to open things up, St Peter’s PCC had made the decision to return to in-church worship at the 10am Palm Sunday service on 28th March. This will be the first service that the congregation has able to attend since the beginning of January. Places of worship…
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Parish Magazine for February 2021
You can download the February 2021 parish magazine in PDF format using the link below. Click here to download The parish magazine is in Adobe PDF format, if you can’t view the magazine you can download a reader at adobe.com.
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Current online services – Feb 2021
During the current national lockdown, we have decided to stop congregational worship, although it is allowed by the government guidelines. There will continue to be an online service every Sunday, filmed at either St Peter’s in Stanley, or at St Paul’s in Alverthorpe. The decision on congregational worship will be reviewed in mid-February. For our…
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Letter for February 2021
It seems to me that many people were hoping that when 2020 ended and 2021 began that things would begin to change for the better. This was reinforced by the pre-Christmas news that the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine had been approved closely followed by the Oxford/AstraZeneca one. The end was in sight, or was it? Just when…