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Tollerton Methodist Church holds its Harvest Festival on September 1 when we will be joining them for their celebration at 10.30am.  Harvest Festival at St Peters is on Sunday October 13 at 10am.

The Art and Photography Show goes ahead over the weekend of Saturday and Sunday 7th and 8th September. Art displays will by alongside Rushcliffe Photographic Society’s exhibition in the Scout Hut and we will be tea, coffee, cakes and cream teas in the marquee on The Paddock. All offers of home-made cakes will be much… Continue reading Art and Photography Weekend

Have you seen Bishop Paul’s Christmas message yet? In it he reminds us that Jesus’ birth restores hope to a weary world. The video also includes a version of ‘O Holy Night’, performed by Neil Wilson from Trinity Church Nottingham. Watch the message here.

Remembrance Sunday is on Sunday November 12th, starting with the annual parade of Uniformed Groups from Medina Drive (approx. 9:30 am). Tollerton Lane will be closed from 9:15 am until, 10:00 am to road traffic and then closes again approximately at 10:45 am. The congregation and clergy then move to the War Memorial for a… Continue reading Remembrance Sunday

Councillor Debbie Mason (Mayor of Rushcliffe) will hold her annual civic service at St. Peters on October 15th at 3pm. The Mayor’s Chaplin is Canon Rev. Bronwen Gamble will conduct the service. All are welcome.

The Annual Art and Photography Weekend will take place on the weekend of 9th and 10th of September. There will be soup / home made cakes along with tea and coffee. Free admission. Some of the Artwork will be available for sale.

Nottingham Archdeacon the Ven Phi Williams is taking our Holy Communion service on May 7th.  Phil is one of the key people who will decide the future of St Peter’s so as well as looking forward to his service and preaching, it will be an opportunity to ask him about any plans for St Peter’s… Continue reading Archdeacon Visit

Bishop Andy reflects on the contrasting emotions of Holy Week, of grief that turns to joy, and what we can learn from children about living life to the full this Easter.

Remembrance Sunday is on November 13th starting with the annual parade service of uniformed groups from Medina Drive at approximately 9.30am. Tollerton Lane will be closed from approximately 9.15am until 10am and from approximately 10.45am to 11.15am for a short service at the War Memorial following the church service and the laying of wreaths. The Rev… Continue reading Remembrance Sunday

A special service to remember and reflect on the life of Queen Elizabeth II and give thanks will take place in church next Sunday 18th at 4pm. Everyone is welcome.