Family friendly with coffee after the service - see notices for details
A friendly and thought provoking service followed by Coffee and fellowship
Family friendly communion service with coffee afterwards
Bring your craft projects, chat, have a cuppa, share your skills and even learn some new ones!
This event is free but a small donation for refreshments would be welcomed
St Peter’s will be hosting lunches throughout lent to raise funds for charity - All welcome
Discover more about AWN Pugin's life and work in the Staffordshire Moorlands with two talks, Pugin's connections with Alton Towers by David Slade and On the Trail of Pugin by Louie Young.
There will also be musical entertainment the very talented Analogue Ethereal Ensemble, a 3-piece drone folk trio hailing from the Staffordshire Moorlands. They cleverly use synths and drums to create ambient and evocative soundscapes overlaid with beautiful traditional vocals. AEE will also be joined by St Peter's Church's exceptional resident organist, Mark Goodhew. Do not miss the opportunity to hear this wonderful organist and organ in action and take part in our collaborative Pugin Tile Project whilst you listen.
This event is free to attend - Refreshments will be available
Parking - Please note that there is very limited on street parking in the vicinity of the church. Free public parking is, however, at the village hall on Hurston’s Lane.