Welcome

Welcome to the website of St Peter’s Church We are a lively Anglican Church located in Woolton Village, South Liverpool.

Whether you’re just browsing or looking for specific information about St. Peter’s, we hope that you find this site both helpful and easy to use. If you have any feedback we’d be delighted to hear from you.

 

Services for Spring 2026: A Rule of Life

Date & Theme 8am 10.30am
 

12 April: Learn. Matthew 7:7-11

 

Holy Communion All Age Worship
19 April: Serve. Matthew 20:20-28 Holy Communion Morning Worship, with the Annual Parochial Church Meeting to follow at 11.30
26 April: Read. Matthew 7: 24-29′ Holy Communion All Age Baptism
3 May:  Pray. Luke 11: 5-13′ Holy Communion (BCP) Holy Communion
10 May:  Give. This is also Christian Aid week. Holy Communion Morning Worship
 

17 May: Tell. Matthew 28: 16-20

 

 

24 May: Pentecost Sunday. Acts 2: 1-21

Holy Communion

 

 

8am Holy Communion

Morning Worship

 

 

All Age Baptism

**PLEASE NOTE** 

19th April is the Annual Meeting of the Parochial Church Council (PCC). It starts at 11.30 straight after the service. During the meeting, we elect the Officers of the Church, vote on business and discuss the future vision of the Church. To vote at this meeting, you must be on the Parish Roll. If you’re not sure, contact the Parish Office.

Anyone interested in volunteering to be on the PCC should approach any member of Church leadership and see how they can get involved.

Thursdays at 11.00am: Holy Communion (BCP)

 

This podcast is a space to hear and share real stories of our journeys of faith; the joys, the challenges, the mystery, the hopes, the uncertainty, and everything in between. It’s a bunch of ordinary people, trying to follow Jesus and hoping through sharing our stories and experiences that it will encourage you too in your own journey. Clicking Here will take you to our updated collection of Honest Faith podcasts
St Peter’s, Woolton takes its duty and obligation to protect all extremely
seriously.
We have adopted the national Church of England’s robust procedures
and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at www.churchofengland.org/safeguarding.
If you have any safeguarding concerns or issues on a safeguarding matter then you can find useful contact information at http://www.liverpool.anglican.org/safeguarding

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