St. Peter’s is the focal point of the Charlton St. Peter’s community, hosting village functions, coffee mornings and fund-raising activities. These community get-togethers are always well supported and enjoyed by all.
There are two 6pm services each month, where you will be warmly welcomed.
The church also enjoys strong support with village rotas for cutting the grass and cleaning the Church.
Getting Here
Facilities
Parking
On-street nearby in village
Wheelchair access
No
Refreshments
Toilets
None
Hearing loop
No
Projector
No
Giving...
to the church (for church regulars)
Regular and one-off donations
The Parish Giving Scheme allows you to set-up 'Regular Giving' or a 'One-off Gift' very easily online. Click the 'Give now' button then choose the type of donation you'd like to make.
Cash can still be given at a service if you wish, but don’t dread the plate coming round - if you can support the work of the church great, but if not you’re of course still welcome.
St. Peter's - the building
There has been a Church on the site of St. Peter’s since the 12th century and the first incumbent was in 1306.
Although rebuilt in 1858 by John Loughborough Pearson, the medieval screen and ‘lepers’ squint were retained and are of great interest within the building.
