Welcome

We are two Anglican parishes who love God and believe that Jesus is risen from the dead.
Christ Church can be found at the top of The Green and services here are modern and informal.
St Peter’s Church is at the North end of the village on Market Place and regular services here have a more traditional style.
Together we seek to serve the Kingdom of God and the people of Mountsorrel.


  • An invitation for you…

    Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
    Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday (7th September) there will be services in both of our Churches. You will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

    Christ Church
    Our Sunday Worship at Christ Church begins at 11am and, this week, includes a celebration of Holy Communion (sharing of Bread and Wine in remembrance of Jesus). The service is suitable for all ages and there will be themed activities on hand to keep the children busy. Our Bible reading for the service will be from Philemon 1-21. After the service, free refreshments will be served in the Bower Room and everyone is invited to stay.

    St Peter’s Church
    At St Peter’s we have a special service of Morning Prayer (sometimes called Matins) incorporating the baptism of Erin Poynton. Everyone is invited to join us – the service begins at 9.30am. Our Bible readings are from Deuteronomy 30.15-20 and Philemon 1-21. After the service free refreshments will be served in the Antill Vestry and everyone is invited to stay and join in.


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Bible Verse of the Day:

For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come.
1 Timothy 4:8


Recent News:

  • Summer 26
    What a fantastic week we’ve had at Summer 25. We’ve welcomed 1,005 attendees across 21 different activities as well as welcoming people into St Peter’s Church during Mountsorrel Revival. Thank you to all our wonderful staff and fantastic volunteers for making it a possibility. Dare we do it all again? You bet we do….
  • Curry Night
    The final event of our Summer 25 week of activities was the ever-popular St Peter’s Curry Night. With food provided by Gurkha New Delhi, we were guaranteed a feast and that is exactly what we got. Popadoms & dips, Onion Bhajis, Chicken Curry, Pea & Panner Curry and Naan Breads. All to enjoy in the […]
  • Evensong
    On Sunday evening, we held our traditional service of Evening Prayer (also known as Evensong). The service was led by Revd Colin Resch. Our readings were Psalm 82, Jeremiah 23.23-29 & Hebrews 11.29-12.2. The sermon was about men and women of faith – those recorded in scripture and those around us today – and how […]
  • Community Barbecue
    Knock knock! Who’s there?Barbie Barbie who?No! Barbecue. Ok, that was the vicar’s attempt at a joke during this morning’s sermon. However, he was right. The service was followed by a fantastic afternoon at our community barbecue. burgers and hot dogs available to everyone with a few vegetarian offerings available for non-carnivores. There were games to […]
  • All Age Worship
    Sunday Morning Worship at Christ Church is never the same two weeks running and Activity Week is no exception. Our Sunday All Age Worship included refreshments throughout and the opportunity to centre ourselves on Jesus. Our Bible reading was from Hebrews 11.29 – 12.2 and our preacher was Revd Colin Resch. The service was led […]
  • Muddy Church Taster
    On Saturday afternoon, we opened the gates to our Muddy Church and welcomed regulars and newbies into the orchard for a ‘bug-themed’ afternoon of fun and worship. We went hunting for bugs (real and fake), painted bugs, created shadow pictures, played in the dirt, toasted crumpets over the fire and created smores (marshmallows and chocolate […]