Our heart is to love people, and love God, no, really - through acts of loving service, attending to the presence of our amazing and beautiful God through our services and with our lives, growing lifelong disciples of Jesus so we become more like him, and seeking the flourishing of each and every person in our community and beyond.
We have two services each week: one at 10:30 on Sunday morning and another at 10am on Thursday mornings. The first Sunday of each month is an informal altogether family service.
The church building is at the heart of our village and is a popular venue for services, weddings, baptisms and musical concerts - please contact Nikki our administrator at the church office to find out more.
Through the week we have lots going on with activities for people of every age;
On Monday mornings in term time, we have our Little Ps parent and toddler group.
Every third Monday of the month in the afternoon, we have a Friendship Group for elderly people and their carers.
We also host a twice monthly community meal, open to anyone and everyone, from 12.30pm on the 1st and 4th Mondays of the month. You can enjoy a hot two course meal, funded in part by Rushcliffe Reach from Rushcliffe Borough Council, and good company as we share life together.
As a church, we want to see our local community thrive and flourish and to be a place of welcome and acceptance, and to this end we host and get stuck into lots of activities that make up village life.
You might come and join in and enjoy lots of Margaret's fabulous cake, come on a school visit, host community groups like the Gardeners Club or mark the landmarks of life, like weddings, funerals and Christenings- all where we seek to embrace each person with the open arms of Jesus.
Whether you are a local resident exploring faith or an established Christian moving into the area you are welcome to come and see us and to meet the family at St. Peter’s.
St. Peter’s is part of the wider church in Ruddington working in partnership with the village Baptist and Methodist Churches.