Harvest Service 2026

Harvest Service Sunday 11th October: Thank You!

A HUGE thank you to everyone who attended the service today, what a special Harvest service it was? We sang all the classic Harvest hymns, Come Ye Thankful People Come, We Plough the Fields and Scatter and The Trees of the Field.

This hymn was especially apt given the extraordinary sight that greeted us, the church was filled not only with flowers but young silver birch trees. These beautiful decorations were placed in church to celebrate a family wedding the day before. We are so grateful to the families to allow us to enjoy these trees and flowers today.

While we sang, prayed and enjoyed this special communion, the trees shimmered in the sunlight through the windows and I believe they were clapping along with us! Read the words and enjoy the photos by clicking on one to zoom up and the arrows to view each one.

The Trees of the Field

You shall go out with joy And be led forth with peace, the mountains and the hills
Will break forth before you
There’ll be shouts of joy
And all the trees of the field
Will clap, will clap their hands
And all the trees of the field Will clap their hands
The trees of the field Will clap their hands
The trees of the field Will clap their hands
While you go out with joy
Music by Stuart Dauermann Words by Steffi Geiser Rubin


St Peter’s Harvest Appeal: The Food Bank at the Well, Kibworth

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

Online donations

You can still make a secure donation online with our Give a Little campaign.

Use the button link below or point your camera at the QR code. The image of the donation screen will open in a separate tab. Simply choose the amount and follow the onscreen instructions.

To learn more about The Well, see their website here

“For you shall go out in joy, and be led forth in peace;
the mountains and the hills before you
shall break forth into singing,
and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands.

Isaiah 55: 12

Harvest Service 2026

Harvest Service Sunday 11th October, 11am

You are warmly invited to St Peter’s traditional Harvest Service this Sunday in church on Sunday 11th October at 11am.

We will reflect on God’s creation and the gift of food from our farmers and producers after an immensely challenging growing season.

We’ll sing lovely harvest hymns and the church will look spectacular, adorned with flowers from a family wedding the day before. Join us afterwards for coffee, tea and biscuits.

We invite you to bring gifts of food to church to support The Food Bank at The Well in Kibworth. Find out more below.


St Peter’s Harvest Appeal: The Food Bank at the Well, Kibworth

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

Please donate tinned food, such as tomatoes, beans, custard 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 inside church. 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 make a secure donation online with our Give a Little campaign.

Use the button link below or point your camera at the QR code. The image of the donation screen will open in a separate tab. Simply choose the amount and follow the onscreen instructions.

To learn more about The Well, see their website here

Creation Tide - Photo of sunflowers - Image shows a lovely pot of sunflowers with watering can at the side. Copyright protected.
Sunflowers grown by school pupils

Come, ye thankful people, come,
Raise the song of harvest home!
All is safely gathered in,
Ere the winter storms begin;
God, our Maker, doth provide
For our wants to be supplied;
Come to God’s own temple, come,
Raise the song of harvest home

Henry Alford

Summer Concert No 5: Mosaic

Sunday 27th September- 2pm – Venue: St Peter’s Church, Church Langton

St Peter’s Church Summer Concert season 2026 closes on Sunday 27th September with a recital by vocal group, Mosaic. They return by popular demand and soon to perform at Leicester Cathedral’s lunchtime recitals in November but they can be heard here first in Church Langton THIS SUNDAY.

They will perform from 2.00pm until 2.45pm.

Tickets on the door cost £5 per person

Full details and register your interest with Roz Folwell by email here

Leicester Cathedral’s Autumn Recital programme is here.

About Mosaic

Mosaic are a group of five voices who have sung together for many years. The group of singers have performed in churches all over the East Midlands, notably at Seagrave, Kings Bromley, Maidwell and Nottingham.

This is their second appearance at St Peter’s in Church Langton and we look forward to hearing their beautiful song once again.

Their programme covers a wide range of music from polyphony and madrigals and Tudor anthems through to folk and modern arrangements of popular songs.

And if you’re curious about ‘polyphony’, it is a type of musical texture consisting of two or more simultaneous lines of independent melody, as opposed to a musical texture with just one voice or a texture with one dominant melodic voice accompanied by chords… So in many ways, a weaving of pattern in sound, which in visual terms, might be described as a mosaic… Should be a lovely experience.

We look forward to welcoming Mosaic and you to St Peter’s for a unique finale to this Summer Sunday Concert season.

Summer Sunday – Afternoon Concerts

St Peter’s warmly thanks you for attending its 2026 season of musical concerts. Please sign up and follow the blog to keep up with news of fundraising this year and of course, our 2027 Summer Sunday Season.