A relaxed service of said Holy Communion
We meet every Wednesday during term time between 9-11am in St. Peter's Community Hall, Lakeland Avenue, Woodhouse. There is play, tea and toast and plenty of good company, you would be made very welcome.
This simple café style space is a place where all are welcome and valued. There is the opportunity to take part in hobbies and activities and learn inner habits of wellbeing, or just enjoy the refreshments.
Service of Holy Communion with choir and hymns
Here is a list of all our Easter and Holy Week services, everyone is welcome as we journey towards the cross during Holy Week and celebrate Jesus' resurrection on Easter Day
Palm Sunday (March 29) 9.30am :
Service of Holy Communion with blessing of palm crosses
Maudy Thursday (April 2) 6.30pm:
Service of Holy Communion with stripping of the altar
Good Friday (April 3) 2pm:
Last Hour at the Cross
Easter Vigil (April 4) 7.00pm:
Service of prayers, reading and hymns with fire pit outside and blessing new Easter candle
Easter Sunday (April 5) 9.30am:
Service of Holy Communion and Easter celebration
Service of Evening Prayer in the Lady Chapel
The Whitehaven Mission Community Tea Service
The last Tuesday in every month at 2pm
St. Peter’s Community Hall, Lakeland Ave, Woodhouse. CA28 9EF
A simple, (but still ‘proper church’) service of about 30 minutes, with familiar hymns and prayers followed by tea and cakes.
The service is for all, but is especially suitable for anyone for whom Sunday morning longer church services are not possible, for whatever reason. All are invited to share the friendly welcome and accepting nature of the gathering. The tea and cakes after the service will bring us together in kind, gentle fellowship and good conversation.
Please do come along; you will be most welcome and we look forward to seeing you.
The Whitehaven Mission Community is a group of churches who are all committed to working together to demonstrate God’s love for all in our community. The Salvation Army, Hensingham Methodists, Whitehaven United Reformed Church, St. James’ and St. Peter’s Church of England Churches will all be involved in leading this service.
No service in December