We are delighted to announce that we have a new page dedicated to our worship patterns in St Peter’s and the Launde Deanery.
The services are up to date, so you can check them at any time. The information below is a summary with links to the relevant information for service rotas, zoom links and what’s on.
To keep up to date, save this post or bookmark the new Worship page in your internet browser. This post will available at all times on the Noticeboard
Launde Deanery Minster Community Worship is found here for services in villages across our area.
We invite you to join us in a full programme of summer events at St Peter’s church and the parish villages. Events include Cream Teas, Sunday Concerts and Heritage Tours, not to mention a weekend of Open Gardens in July.
Cream Teas Return
St Peter’s ever popular fundraising Cream Teas return at the end of June. Fans of the Cream Teas will be ready to enjoy homemade cakes and scones served in the peace of the church at St Peter’s
From Sunday 28th June to Sunday 27th September, join us from 3 – 5pm
Enjoying a Cream Tea and time together – Photo by Sue Johnson
Sunday Afternoon Concerts
The popular Sunday afternoon concerts return over the summer, taking place on the last Sunday of June, July, August and September, Concerts start promptly at 2pm and run for approximately 45 minutes.
Tickets £5 per person. £8 per person with a cream tea.
Contact Roz using the email button below for all enquiries and to book tickets
Langton Community Hall, Tuesday, 16th June, 7:30pm
The story based on the life of John Davidson, who grew up in the 1980s with Tourette’s Syndrome. He faced a society and community that did not understand his condition. His tribulations are told movingly in this film, directed, written and produced by Kirk Jones and released in 2025.
With five BAFTA nominations and Best Actor awarded to Robert Aramayo, the film also features Maxine Peake, Shirley Henderson and Peter Mullen in supporting roles.
Mark Kermode gave the film a glowing review, calling it a ‘fabulous’, moving and profound film. He described it as a beautiful, three-dimensional look at a disabled individual’s life that will make audiences both laugh and cry.
Come and discover for yourself, book now, by email, using the button link below:
St Peter's Church, Church Langton 