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WELCOME TO ST PETER'S CHURCH

Serving God by serving you,
your family & the community

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YOU ARE WELCOME HERE

It doesn't matter who you are, or where you come from, what your story is, or how you found us today, you are welcome here.

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It doesn't matter if you are on your own, or have brought all your friends and family, new to St Peter's, or have been coming here for years, you are welcome here.

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It doesn't matter if you want to join in the service, or just sit quietly at the back, you are welcome here.

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It doesn't matter if you just came in to keep warm, you are welcome here.

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You are loved, and you are special. You are welcome here.

WEEKLY NEWS

To keep up to date with the latest news and events, have a look at the Week Ahead.

You can join us at our Sunday Eucharists at 8:30am & 10am, or you can come along to our Midweek Masses at 7pm on Wednesdays & 11am on Thursdays.

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To find out more about forthcoming services, click here to read the Details For Worship for and March 2026.

 

Sunday services will continue to be streamed on our Facebook page at 10am.

Coming to the altar for communion implies consent to be seen on camera.

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LENT AND EASTER AT ST PETER'S

Do come and join us as we mark Lent, Holy Week and Easter at St Peter's. There is something for everyone to mark this special time.

Sunday 29th March - Palm Sunday - 10am

Starting with a reading of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, we will then parade into the church, along with our Uniformed Organisations to mark the start of Holy Week

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30th March - Monday of Holy Week - 7pm

Step into a new expression of the Stations of the Cross at St Peter’s—gentle, accessible, and seen through the eyes of Mary.
A space for everyone to sit, breathe, and walk the journey of Christ with Mary beside us.

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31st March - Tuesday of Holy Week - 7pm

A quiet, contemplative Taizé service with music, prayer, silence and chants. A space for you to reflect on what is to come as we approach Easter Day.

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1st April - Wednesday of Holy Week - 7pm

A said Eucharist in the Lady Chapel

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2nd April - Maundy Thursday - 7pm

Following Jesus' last evening, we remember the Last Supper with Eucharist and Foot washing. The Watch will begin after the service and continue through the night as we sit with Our Lord as the disciples did in the Garden of Gethsemane

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3rd April - Good Friday - 2pm

A solemn Eucharist remembering Jesus' crucifixion 

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4th April - Easter Eve

The celebrations begin with the lighting of the Pascal Candle. Join us for marshmallows and bubbly after the service

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5th April - Easter Sunday - 10am

A celebratory Eucharist with Easter Egg hunt!

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WHO WE ARE

A welcoming Anglo Catholic Church with its heart in the sacraments and its place at the centre of the community

St Peter's Church is a church devoted to developing a holy consciousness. We believe that worship is something that can be expressed in everything we do, whether that be nourishing our bodies with food, chatting with friends, playing music, or enjoying nature. Our philosophy is deeply rooted in the Holy Scriptures and Sacraments; life’s only guidebook. Whatever your age, gender, race or ability, there is a special place for you at our Church. We offer members a chance to become part of something greater, to grow their love for God and for one another in our beautiful community. Get in touch today or swing by for a visit.

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JANET MOLLER

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OUR SAFEGUARDING OFFICER

ANNE-LOUISE PAM

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Safeguarding Officer with responsibility for children and young people, and vulnerable adults.

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If you are a member of our church congregation, and you have a concern regarding a child or a vulnerable adult, please contact our Safeguarding Officer.

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safe.stpeterschurchfilton@gmail.com

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You can obtain further information from the Bristol Diocese Safeguarding site, where you can find useful contact telephone numbers and email addresses for the team. You can contact them at safeguarding@bristoldiocese.org or call them on 0117 9060100. 

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The parish Safeguarding Officer is Adam Bond and you can email him using this address: adam.bond@bristoldiocese.org or call him on 07458073272

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Call 999 if a child or adult is in immediate danger of significant or serious harm.

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If you need to obtain advice out of hours, have a look on our Safeguarding page for more information. 

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St Peter's Church is committed to following the Church of England's Safeguarding Policy, "Promoting a Safer Church".

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Take a tour of the church

Thanks to some clever technology from the Diocese of Bristol, you can now take a look around St Peter's even when it is closed.

SERVICES FOR THE COMMUNITY

CHURCH GOVERNANCE

SAFEGUARDING: If you are in our congregation, and you have a concern about a vulnerable child or adult, contact Anne-Louise Pam. Alternatively, if our safeguarding officer is unavailable and you feel able to do so, contact the Rector, or the Diocesan Emergency Safeguarding Officer Adam Bond on 07453 504977.

God is our refuge and strength,

a very present help in trouble.

Psalm 46.1

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CONTACT US

We aim to respond within 7 working days

Gloucester Road North, Filton, Bristol, BS34 7BQ

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