Join us for a time of prayer and bible study in our prayer room, in the church. A time to give thanks, study the day's reading and pray for the needs of our world, our church community, our town and ourselves. All are very welcome to join us.

Toddlers’ Church is a play & song session dedicated to our preschoolers. The children can bring along their Mums, Dads, carers, Grandparents, brothers and sisters – everyone is always welcome.

Toddlers’ Church always starts with the same prayer:

‘We meet with our friends dear Lord today, ready to listen, ready to pray. Sharing a story, talking together. Here in our Church, in this …… weather. Amen

Mum's, dad's, grandparents and carers gather together in the church to tell the Christmas Story, the story of Jesus birth. With songs and Crib prayers. This will be followed by Christmas party fun in the church hall.

All are invited to gather in the church for a time of quiet reflection during the busy Advent season, concluding at 8pm with Compline Prayer.

St. Peter's plays an important part in serving, empowering and reaching out to the older folk in the community. Helping them to know what the joy of faith in Jesus in later life can offer them.

‘Coffee Break’ brings together many older people from the wider community for friendship, care, spiritual nourishment – and cake!

Meeting every Friday morning at 10am – whether retired or not it’s a great place to meet friends, old and new. No church connection required, everybody is always welcome – you’ll find this friendly bunch in the Church Hall, just behind the main church building.

A traditional service with hymns, liturgy, teaching, prayers and Holy Communion.
Refreshments are served after the service.

As the festive season approaches, churches across the UK are preparing for joyful celebrations. But for many, Christmas is not a time of cheer: it can be a season marked by grief, loneliness, or mental health struggles. This Blue Christmas service offers an opportunity to reflect and to acknowledge those feelings and offers support to those who might be struggling.
The Church of England’s theme this year is Joy, but reflecting on joy doesn’t mean ignoring more difficult emotions and experiences. Part of reflecting on the Joy of Christmas is embracing the reality of the sadness and pain that we experience as we wait for that joy.

A family friendly, contemporary service of worship, teaching and prayer.
Children and youth join the first part of the service and then leave for their own age relevant activities.

The Christmas Story will be performed and narrated by our Children's Church and Youth. This All-Age service will include live music and the singing of some favourite Christmas carols. All welcome.

All are welcome to join us as we gather to sing carols around the Community Christmas Tree. Chertsey Orchestra and Addlestone Singers will be joining us.

All are invited to gather in the church for a time of quiet reflection during the busy Advent season, concluding at 8pm with Compline Prayer.

Join us in the church hall to sing popular Christmas Carols, all welcome.

Everyone is welcome to our candlelit Community Carol Service! Mulled wine and mince pies will be served after the service.

Everyone is warmly invited to our Christingle service, particularly suitable for children and families, as we look forward with joy and anticipation to the day of Jesus' birth. You will be invited to take a Christingle which will then be lit filling the church with a warm glow. representing the Light of the World. You are encouraged to take your Christingle's home with you after the service.

People from all walks of life—whether you’re curious about faith or simply looking for a place to connect—are warmly invited to join our 10-week Alpha course.

Each weekly session begins with a shared meal, a chance to relax, and an opportunity to get to know one another. After that, we watch a short video that introduces a faith-related topic. These Alpha episodes are designed to spark meaningful conversations—they’re about thirty minutes long and explore some of life’s big questions, such as Who is Jesus?, How can we have faith?, and How does God guide us?

We then move into small, informal groups to chat about what we’ve just seen. It’s a welcoming, open, and judgment-free space where you can share your thoughts—or simply listen. There’s never any pressure, just an invitation to explore, ask questions, and enjoy honest conversation.

We’d love to have you with us.

If you’d like to know more or book a place, please email [email protected]
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