Hathern: St Peter & St Paul

Start your day with some stillness and prayer

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An oasis of calm with Holy Communion

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Share food, fellowship and faith at our Cafe Church service. Come and share breakfast, croissants, toast and bacon butties, with a cup of fresh coffee or tea. Share your thoughts through fellowship and faith.

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Coffee, cake and chat with friends on the first Saturday of every month. Also a Bric-a-brac stall and second hand books for sale.

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Come along to the church every Wednesday morning for a cup of coffee or tea and a chat with your fellow villagers. We do have a giggle.

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Raise the roof with praise! An evening of praise singing with live music, followed by fellowship with cheese and wine. We promise you, you will leave the Church feeling uplifted.

For further details contact John Worsfold on 01509 842585 or email [email protected]

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A friendly service encouraging family participation. If there has been a Baptism on a previous Sunday, then the Baptism family is encouraged to attend this service for the sharing of the lighted candle, to receive the church gifts and to be welcomed into the family of Church. And there's always cake afterwards! For further information contact Sue Hack, Benefice Administrator on Tuesday or Thursday mornings, between 10am-1pm on 01509678966 or email [email protected]

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A new weekly term time activity for babies and children up to 11 years, with their parents or carers. Babies and pre-school children from 3pm as Little Saints, play, song and crafts. After School for Junior Saints with snacks, story and crafts. Coffee and chat for the adults. Come along and join the fun.

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On the fourth Friday of each month.
Soup and roll/salad or baked potato with filling £3 each or have both for £5 - and sometimes there is pudding!

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Hathern Mothers' Union focusing on the importance of family. An international Christian movement, actively supporting families and communities in need of support in the UK and worldwide since 1876.

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