Good Friday Family Worship
Join us at St Peter’s for our Good Friday Family Worship.
The United Benefice of Mountsorrel Christ Church & Mountsorrel St Peter
Join us at St Peter’s for our Good Friday Family Worship.
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Bible Readings and Silence as we journey again with Jesus Christ the final hours of his passion. The readings and prayers are intersperced with times of silence to allow time for reflection and personal prayer.
This wonderful time together reminds us of the sacrifice that Jesus made through his suffering and death on the cross. The service concludes in silence and the congregation are invited to dwell in that place for as long as they desire.
Alleluia! Christ is risen!
Join us at St Peter’s for a special service to celebrate the Feast of Easter.
Our service will be one of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that will be led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Morning Prayer (Matins) using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are usually led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.
St Peter’s has a ring of eight bells and our bell-ringers practice regularly on a Tuesday evening from 7pm – 8pm. We welcome new ringers to come along to our practice night to learn more about the art of bell-ringing.
Occasionally it is not possible for us to ring on a Tuesday night, so if you are not a regular ringer and wanted to come along, either check to see if you can hear the bells ringing or give our Tower Captain, Mr David Bird a ring on 0116 230 3095 to check if the practice is going ahead.
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are usually led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.
Living in Mountsorrel, over 60 and on your own? You are invited to join us for our ‘Senior Sunday’ worship and tea service.
At 4pm on the second Sunday of each month, we hold a special service at St Peter’s Church lasting no more than half an hour. This is followed by afternoon tea of sandwiches and cakes served in the vestry. Join in with the topical chatter and meet some new friends.
We’d love to see you if you can make it. If you need a lift, please call and we’ll do what we can to get you a lift.
St Peter’s has a ring of eight bells and our bell-ringers practice regularly on a Tuesday evening from 7pm – 8pm. We welcome new ringers to come along to our practice night to learn more about the art of bell-ringing.
Occasionally it is not possible for us to ring on a Tuesday night, so if you are not a regular ringer and wanted to come along, either check to see if you can hear the bells ringing or give our Tower Captain, Mr David Bird a ring on 0116 230 3095 to check if the practice is going ahead.
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Evening Prayer (Evensong) using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are usually led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.
Our annual meeting will take place in St Peter’s Church following our service of Evensong.
At this meeting we will be electing Churchwardens and members to the Church Council and hearing reports of the work and ministry of St Peter’s during 2023.
The agenda and annual report will be available for download from early April.