1st & 3rd Sunday - Morning Worship
2nd & 4th Sunday - Holy Communion

Everyone is very welcome to join us for any of our Sunday Services. Services usually last 60-75 minutes and coffee is served in Church after the service. Entry to the Church is through either the Midland Road or Station Road door. A short service of Compline (Night Prayer) is held each Monday evening (not Bank Holidays) from 8.00 - 8.30. A service of Morning Prayer is held each Wednesday from 9.00 - 9.30 online via Zoom.
Details of any changes to services will appear on www.stpetersrushden.org.uk or our facebook page "St.Peter's Parish Church, Rushden".

We are very pleased to have been asked to host the Annual Carol Service for supporters and everyone connected with AFC Rushden & Diamonds. All are very welcome to come along to the service. Refreshments ae served after the service. Entry to the Church is via both the Midland Road and Station Road doors.

All are very welcome to join us for our "Tots & Tiddlers" Carol Service and telling of the Nativity Story. We meet from 9.30 in the Church Hall before walking across to Church for the short service (15-20 minutes). Afterwards we return to the Hall for play and refreshments until 11.30. Suitable for all pre-school children and their carers.

Always a very popular event, our Annual Service of Carols and Readings is held on Sunday 17th December this year. All are very welcome to join us. Please stay after the service for refreshments and the opportunity to chat. Entry to church is via both the Midland Road and Station Road doors.

Our weekly family-friendly Service of Holy Communion held on the morning of Christmas Eve. All are very welcome. Refreshments are served after the Service.

A very popular service on the afternoon of Christmas Eve, suitable for all ages but in particular for families. Everybody is very welcome to join us. Refreshments are served after the service. Entry to Church is via both the Midland Road and Station Road doors.

A service of Holy Communion and Carols as we gather together on Christmas Morning to celebrate the birth of Jesus. All are welcome.