14th 10.30am St Peter’s communion – Martin Hathaway
21st 10.30am Tur Langton Communion – Martin Hathaway
28th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin Hathaway
May
5th 6.00pm Thorpe Langton Communion – Martin Hathaway
12th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin Hathaway
19th 10.30am Tur Langton, All Age Worship – Maxine Johnson
26th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin Hathaway
COVID GUIDANCE: All services are now live in church, observing the current UK Government guidance: Masks/face coverings are now optional, but we ask that if you have symptoms, please do not attend. Please check updates onLeicester Diocese’s website
LENT GROUP – Weekly meetings to be held in Church Langton, on Wednesdays, starting 21st February to 27th March, at 7.30pm for about an hour. If you wish to attend, please email info@churchlangton.org.uk with your name. The meetings are free to attend, bring your Bible. Venue details upon receipt of your email. Thank you.
14th ASH WEDNESDAY 7.30pm St Peter’s Communion with Ashing – Martin
18th 10.30am Tur Langton Communion – Martin
25th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin
March
3rd 6.00pm Thorpe Langton Evening Prayer – Maxine
10th MOTHERING SUN 10.30am St Peter’s All Age Worship – Maxine
17th 10.30am Tur Langton All Age Worship – Maxine
24th PALM SUNDAY 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin
28th MAUNDY THURS 7.30pm Tur Langton Communion – Martin
29th GOOD FRIDAY 3.00pm St Peter’s Quiet Service – Jonathan
31st EASTER SUNDAY 10.30am St, Peter’s Communion – Martin
3.00pm Thorpe Langton Easter eggs for the Children and short service – Martin
April
7th No Service Thorpe Langton in April
14th 10.30am St Peter’s communion – Martin
21st 10.30am Tur Langton Communion – Martin
28th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin
May
5th 6.00pm Thorpe Langton Communion – Martin
12th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin Hathaway
19th 10.30am Tur Langton, All Age Worship – Maxine
26th 10.30am St Peter’s Communion – Martin
COVID GUIDANCE: All services are now live in church, observing the current UK Government guidance: Masks/face coverings are now optional, but we ask that if you have symptoms, please do not attend. Please check updates onLeicester Diocese’s website
The Feast of the Epiphany, which always falls on 6 January, marks the beginning of a season which recognizes Jesus to be the Son of God.
The word ‘epiphany’ means ‘manifestation’ or ‘appearance’, and the Feast of the Epiphany marks the recognition of the newborn Jesus by the world. Later, the Church remembers the Baptism of Christ by John, when a voice from heaven declares Jesus to be God’s beloved Son. Finally, on 2 February, the season of Epiphany ends with the Feast of the Presentation. Jesus is brought to the Temple by his parents according to the law of Israel. There, he is recognized by Simeon, who declares him to be ‘a light to lighten the Gentiles and the glory of God’s people Israel.’ The traditional service for this feast includes a procession of candles, and so it is often known as Candlemas.
St Peter's Church, Church Langton 
