REGULAR WORSHIP
Sunday morning 10am weekly
Service with usually 80-100 people. Every service has refreshments afterwards and an opportunity to talk and pray with someone in confidence.
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Join us in person or online. The service is streamed live and also has a Zoom meeting.
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1st Sunday - All Age – everyone worshipping together. On the remaining Sundays children from 0-14 have their own groups
2nd Sunday - Holy Communion
3rd Sunday - Morning Worship – including Lego Church for 5-14 year old's
4th Sunday - Holy Communion
5th Sunday - Morning Worship
Sunday Young Peoples groups
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Diddy Disciples - Coming to church with babies/pre-school children? Bring them to Diddy Disciples, which meets in the creche room (go through the door by the organ pipes - ask the Welcome team if you need directions). If you prefer you may stay with your child.
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ENERGIZE - 5-14 year olds meet in St Peter's Hub. This is across the road from the Church. They will be brought back at the end of the service.
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LEGO church - On the 3rd Sunday each month, the ENERGIZE group respond to the Bible story using the popular Danish plastic bricks
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All our children’s leaders have a DBS check and undergo safeguarding training.
Sunday 6 pm - Godspace
The emphasis of this service is on longer periods of sung worship and opportunities for prayer for healing and blessing. In addition there will be time to reflect on Scripture and space for the Holy Spirit to inspire our time together.
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It take place on the First Sunday of the month (except July&August) at 6pm - in Church
It also take place on the Third Sunday of the month at 6pm only on Zoom - and this time includes opportunities for intercessory player.
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Wednesday 10.30am weekly
This is a spoken service of Holy Communion with a congregation of about 30 people and is led by our clergy team with support from our readers. The service always ends with refreshments (usually fresh scones as well !!!!!!!) and is a welcoming and friendly service.
What else happens?
There are many other things going on either regularly or occasionally - here are some of them. If you need to know more, or would like to join a group, feel free to call or email the church office. There is a contact form at the bottom of the page.
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The monthly church magazine is called Keyhole and contains a diary of events for each month. The latest copy of Keyhole is on the home page.
Homegroups
Home Groups are an opportunity to meet with a small group of people, in someone’s home, to look at the Bible, pray, share, learn and grow together.
We have homegroups that average 6-14 people, meet weekly or fortnightly, some during the day and some in the evening - Please ask if you would like to join a group.
Working with other churches
We have close links and occasional joint services with the other churches in Littleover, Blagreaves and Heatherton.
Prayer ministry
Sometimes life is difficult and we need prayerful support. Our prayer ministry team is available every Sunday to offer opportunities to pray about your concerns. This is done privately and in confidence.
Mission
We support a number of charities and mission partners financially both in the UK and in other parts of the world.
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There is an up to date list in Keyhole on the Home page
Alpha Course
For those who are starting their Christian journey the Alpha course is a great way to find out more about what it means to follow God and learn about Jesus and the Holy Spirit. This course is usually run once a year. Ask when the next course is starting.
Tiddlywinks
Monday 1.30 - 2.45pm during term time in St Peter's Community Hub. Books, puzzles, toys, games & craft activities for children under five & their carer’s, plus singing & story time too.
Messy Youth
Messy Youth meets in St Peter's Community Hub at the same time as Messy Church. There are plenty of games and snacks as well as time and space to explore the big questions of life, the universe and everything. Suitable for ages 11 to 14 years.
Hot Chocolate and Toast
Wednesdays 2:45 at St Andrew's Community Hub (2nd and 4th Wednesdays during term time) - for pupils on the way home from school.
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Permission to attend from parents or guardians is needed.
Links with local schools
We have links to many of the schools in the parish, but especially St Peter's Church School, which is just over the road from the church
Messy Church
Messy Church meets about 6 times a year around key festivals and is a great opportunity for children and parents to discover more about faith through crafts, story, song and prayer. It’s really easy to join in and it’s always friendly and lively. The session ends with a buffet tea and everyone is welcome.
2024 Dates
Messy Easter 17 March
Messy Pentecost 19 May
Messy Summer 23 June
Messy Harvest 22 September
Messy Advent 1 December
Crossed Keys Cafe
Mondays 9:30 to 12:30 in St Peter's Community Hub.
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A meeting place where you can get a hot drink and cake at a reasonable price. Why not drop in yourself on a Monday morning for a drink, a bite to eat and a chat?
Creation Care team
Striving to sustain creation and renew the life of earth.
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You can contact us using email
Knit and Natter
Meeting every Wednesday at 2.15pm in St Peter's Community Hub this is a great way to meet friends with more yarn than they know what to do with. Knitters, crocheters, experienced hands or new and still learning are welcome.
Lunch Club
Tuesday lunchtime is an opportunity for a meal for people over a certain age, whilst chatting in a friendly environment. It take place in St Peter's Community Hub.
ReCreate
Meeting 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month at 10am in St Peter's Community Hub. This is a great way to explore your creative side alongside your spirituality – bring your own projects or use the resources provided.
Thirsty Thursday
The men of the church meet for a chat and drinks in the White Swan on the 2nd Thursday each month - 7:30pm ish.
Joyce Harpur charity
Invites grant applications for financial support from individuals living in difficult circumstances. Applications open in September each year.
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Giveaway days
Donate good quality items you don't want anymore and take what you need - occasional giveaway days take place at St. Andrew's Community Hub