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Services in the Langtons

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June to September 2024

All worship on Sundays unless stated otherwise.

June               2nd      Communion                 6.00pm Thorpe Langton – Martin

                        9th        Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s – Martin

                        16th     Communion                 10.30am Tur Langton – Martin

                        23rd     Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s – Martin

                        30th      Deanery Service         11.00am Hallaton                                                                                           

July                  7th       Communion                 6.00pm Thorpe Langton – Martin

                        14th     All Age Worship          10.30am St. Peter’s – Maxine

                        21st      All Age Worship          10.30am Tur Langton – Maxine

                        28th     Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s – Martin

August             4th       Communion                 6.00pm Thorpe Langton – Martin

                        11th     Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s – Martin

                        18th     Communion                 10.30am Tur Langton – Martin

                        25th      Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s – Martin

Sept                 1st        Communion                 6.00pm Thorpe Langton – Martin

                        8th        Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s Communion – Martin

                        15th      All Age Worship          10.30am Tur Langton – Maxine

                        22nd     Communion                 10.30am St. Peter’s – Martin

                        29th      Deanery Service         11.00am Stonton Wyville – Jonathan

October           13th     HARVEST FESTIVAL 10.30am St Peter’s

November       10th     REMEMBRANCE        10.30am St Peter’s

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 on Leicester Diocese’s website

Cream Teas 2023

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Sunday afternoons starting: Sunday 2nd July, 3pm – 5pm

Langton Community Hall, Stonton Rd, Church Langton,
Market Harborough LE16 7SZ

We start our Cream Tea season on Saturday and Sunday, 1st and 2nd July with our Flower Festival and Choral Evensong – a very special service with the Leicester Cathedral Choir – Read more here.

We look forward to welcoming our regulars and new visitors to enjoy tea and homemade cakes and scones in the Langton Community Hall, where car parking and toilets are available.

St Peter’s church is open to visitors at the same time, please so take a tour of our lovely church and its grounds and then enjoy a tea!

Homemade cakes and scones available for purchase as well as plants and produce, bookmarks and Guide Books of St Peter’s Church.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Here comes Summer! 🙂

Cream teas at Community Hall

Car parking, toilets and full facilities are available at the Community Hall


Notice of Annual Parochial Church Meeting

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To be held on Tuesday 9th May at 7.30pm, in St Peter’s Church, Church Langton

This is a public meeting, you are warmly invited and welcome to attend.

Background information

From the Leicester Diocese website:

Parish Admin

Every parish has a Parochial Church Council (PCC). This is a group of people who represent the church in that place, and are its main decision makers. The powers and duties of a PCC are defined by legislation, because it has charitable status. PCC members are charity trustees.

The PCC includes some people who are members because of the office they hold (the term used is ex-officio) such as licensed clergy and church wardens, and some who are elected.

Every parish has a Parochial Church Council (PCC). This is a group of people who represent the church in that place, and are its main decision makers. The powers and duties of a PCC are defined by legislation, because it has charitable status. PCC members are charity trustees.

The PCC includes some people who are members because of the office they hold (the term used is ex-officio) such as licensed clergy and church wardens, and some who are elected.

Read more…