Sunday Service Times 08.15am - Communion Service
A 'said' service from the Book of Common Prayer, without hymns. 10.00am - Communion Service
Our main Sunday Service with hymns and Sunday School.
The youth of St. Peter's are organising a few social events throughout the year. The first one is coming up just before Christmas, so if you've got any ideas, please email us. Details will be posted here nearer the time, so be sure to check back!
What's the name all about?
1 Timothy 4:12 reads: "Do not let anyone treat you as if you are unimportant because you are young. Instead, be an example to the believers with your words, your actions, your love, your faith and your pure life"
Important notice regarding helpers
We need more people who are over 18 and are able to go on a rota to help organise the games and generally oversee the club. If you can help, please contact me (Matt) via the Contacts Page.
The money raised from the youth clubs below goes a long way (for those whose minds work well with images, its about the equivalent of the length of the A10). We try to put some money back in to supporting the youth at the Church, so since our founding in 2005 we've spent:
£300 on equipment for the youth clubs, including a music system, table football and air hockey.
£60 on childrens games & prizes for the 2006 Summer Fete
£110 on more children's games & prizes for the 2007 Summer Fete, all of these were chosen by the youth clubs
money on three colour story books/bibles for the Sunday School.
£60 on crafts & activities for children to do at the 2007 Christmas Fayre. This included several pieces that the youth club could do on Sunday Evenings. The youth stalls went down a storm and we are planning on taking this further this winter.
£70 on children's games & prizes for the 2008 Summer Fete.
£125 on children's prizes, games and face painting supplies for the 2009 Summer Fete.
£110 on skateboards, helmets and pads for the YC.
£130 on crafts for everyone to do at 4:12 in preparation for the 2009 Christmas Fayre.
Fair Trade
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Eric, our vicar, has recently charged 4:12 with the job of being the ambassadors of the church's Fair Trade campaign. Every week, we offer anyone free Fair Trade fruit, and sell Cadbury's Dairy Milk at tuck, because it is now fairtrade \o/
One of our talks recently was about Fair Trade, trying to get everyone to understand exactly why we feel it is important for us to support this great cause.
I found this wicked link to a list of recipes for things that you can make using Fair Trade stuff. mmmmm...
Bored? Thought so... you'd better read on then...
If it's a game of pool or darts you're after, you've come to the right place. If on the other hand you'd like to spend the time hitting small white balls over a fairway, that'd be a golf club you're after, not a youth club. Sorry to disappoint.
Did you know?
There's some pictures of the youth groups in the Photo Gallery No? Didn't think so.
