St Peter’s is a Grade I listed, 13th-century Parish Church located in the picturesque Lincolnshire hamlet of Creeton. It is known for its hilltop location (visible from the East Coast mainline), notable Anglo-Saxon cross shafts, a 17th-century chained Bible, and a rare broach spire.
Our monthly service takes place at 9.30am on the third Sunday of each month. We worship according to the 1662 Book of Common Prayer (BCP), enjoying the rich language of the Prayer Book and Authorised Version of the Bible (also known as the King James Bible). Our Sunday morning worship is supported by the Benefice Choir and trusty harmonium and is always followed by refreshments.
An easy-to-use service card (BCP) is available together with a handy Pew Sheet featuring the Sunday readings, diary dates and list of services. A warm and friendly welcome is assured. We look forward to you joining us!
Our churches are committed to “Promoting a Safer Church” which is the Church of England’s policy statement for safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults and as such has a designated Safeguarding Officer, Teresa Richards, who can be contacted on 07709 130 733. Information about “Promoting a Safer Church” can be found on the Church of England website: churchofengland.org/safeguarding