Cream Teas 2024

Sunday afternoons starting: Sunday 7th July, 3pm – 5pm

Cream Teas  Are  Back in the Church!  

Cream Teas will be held in St. Peter’s, Church Langton by popular demand starting on Sunday 7th July until 1st September  3.00-5.00pm  

Come and sample the excellent cake and scones at very reasonable prices.  We look forward to welcoming you!

Here comes Summer!



Services and Worship Autumn 2023

WORSHIP SERVICES TO END OF DECEMBER

St Peter’s Church, Church Langton Everyone welcome, Tea and coffee served after our services. We ask that you are sensitive to the health of others and do not attend worship if you or your family show symptoms of Covid or other Autumn viruses, thank you.

SEPTEMBER

10th Holy Communion with Baptism – Rev Martin Hathaway, 10.30am

24th Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

OCTOBER

8th Harvest All Age Worship – Maxine Johnson 10.30am

22nd Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

NOVEMBER

2nd All Souls Service – Rev Martin Hathaway 7.00pm

12th Remembrance Service – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

26th Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

DECEMBER

10th Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

20th Wed Carols and Reading – Various, 7.00pm

24th Midnight Mass – Rev Martin Hathaway 11.00

25th All Age Worship – Thorpe – TBC – 10.30am

Murmuration over the fields, John Atkins
John Atkins

Harvest Service 2023

Harvest Service Sunday 8th October 10.30am

St. Peter’s Church will be holding its Harvest Service this Sunday in church on Sunday 8th October at 10.30am. Come along with us to enjoy and sing lovely harvest hymns and join us afterwards for coffee, tea and biscuits. 

St Peter’s Harvest Appeal

This year, our donations will be going to The Well, at Kibworth.  Not only does The Well have a Coffee shop and a second hand shop, selling clothes etc; but a vital part of their work is the food bank.  They deliver parcels of much-needed food to families in the area struggling to make ends meet in these challenging times.

How you can support and donate

To this end, we have put out a collection station just inside the main door of the church. Please donate tinned food, such as tomatoes, beans, custard and rice or dry ingredients such as pasta and rice, breakfast cereals, biscuits, tea, coffee and similar essential items.

The Harvest collection will be delivered to The Well next week. We will also be making a cash donation to The Well to help buy such things as toiletries etc, such things which are not so frequently offered.

Donating funds and online donations

You can make a money donation by using the cashless Collectin terminal located near to the collection station. Simply choose one of the options suggested or choose your own amount and follow the instructions. Do give time for the machine to process your donation.

Online donations

Alternatively, you can also make a donation online using the button link below.

To learn more about The Well, see their website here