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Safeguarding
St Peter’s Church, Woolton takes its duty and obligation to protect all extremely seriously. We have adopted the national Church of England’s robust procedures and guidelines. Here is a downloadable poster highlighting the principles of our commitment to a Safer Church: Promoting a Safer Church Contact details for members of our Parish safeguarding team are on this poster: Parish Safeguarding Team Who’s Who A copy of the St Peter’s Safeguarding Policy is available for viewing or downloading. The good-practise guide, The Parish SafeGuarding HandBook is also available. All St Peter’s Policies and Procedures are available online on our Policies, Procedures and Guidelines page. Local contacts available to speak to if you…
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Weekly Updates
This is where we’ll try to provide weekly items in addition to our other updates and letters – please keep coming back here regularly UPDATED 26th November: SING IN EXULTATION! In a Christmas multi-media extravaganza, we bring you a physical copy/Facebook/Spotify tie-in of joyous carols to read, learn and sing! Carol singing is as indispensable to the festive season as decking the halls and swapping gifts. This little book contains 25 advent devotions, each unpacking a verse from a well-known carol, uncovering riches in the familiar words we love to sing each December. Beginning with Scripture’s first hint of Jesus’ coming, and sweeping through to lyrics rejoicing in…
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Worship at Home
Sometimes it just isn’t possible to make it to Church for the Sunday services, and you need to worship at home. Having useful websites, books or Youtube recommendations can be helpful. Here are just a few. Resources for Worshipping at Home Below are some suggestions to help you worship at home and help support your mental health: Midweek Worship at Home You may also want to try to support your friends and neighbours over the phone by offering to pray with them? Here’s some advice that should be helpful
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Holy week at St Peter’s 2025
Easter is the heart of the Christian faith. During Holy Week we enter Jesus’s last days on earth with Palm Sunday (commemorating Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem on a donkey), Maundy Thursday (Christ’s last supper with his disciples and when he washed his disciples’ feet), Good Friday (when Christ was crucified) and Easter (when Christ rose from the dead). During Holy Week there are lots of opportunities for prayer, reflection, and finally celebration. Please feel free to attend any or all of the events at St Peter’s during Holy Week. 2025 Dates and Times to be confirmed Monday Tuesday Wednesday Maundy Thursday Good Friday 9.00am Hot Cross Bun Service. All…
