Advent Wreath Making
Leicester City Council – Parks Services department present Wreath Making at St Peter’s Church. All Materials are supplied and the cost will be £5.00. To reserve your place […]
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Leicester City Council – Parks Services department present Wreath Making at St Peter’s Church. All Materials are supplied and the cost will be £5.00. To reserve your place […]
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On 8th October the annual ‘Thanksgiving’ festival took place at St. Peter’s; this was followed by a special lunch and creative activities in the afternoon. Everyone in the […]
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Imagine you have had to leave your home because someone has threatened to kill you and to hurt your children. You have had to leave your house in […]
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Braunstone had seen itself as a farming village, and throughout the 1940s and 50s St Peter’s would pray for God’s blessing on the crops every Rogation Sunday (usually […]
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A social event for 12th night. Bring and share some food, and someone – perhaps you? – will help to provide the entertainment.
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From Geoff Peet We are not sure when these pictures were taken – we think that it was the late 80s. The priests are Michael Woods and Alan […]
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God shapes his people like a potter shapes clay (Jeremiah 18). The Bishop of Leicester has pointed out that the Church of England is being shaped – uncomfortably […]
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There was a time when Hand Avenue was a road with a wide swathe of grass, dividing the houses facing each other. Children could play safely from one […]
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Mrs Lippett spreading the hay in church on Hay Sunday 1946 Many years ago there was marsh land between Braunstone and Aylestone villages. The Squire of Aylestone had […]
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The Revs Geoff and Gill Kimber are working with the Church Mission Society (CMS) in Romania, teaching English and Theology and forming links with the different churches there. […]
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In 1994 the first free elections were held in South Africa, and the era of Apartheid came to an end. But although political freedom and equality was won, […]
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The Welcome Project was started in Leicester in 2002 to offer a Christian response to the needs of asylum seekers and refugees, who a few years ago were […]
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If a complete stranger came to the main service at St Peter’s, what would they experience? (In fact, we do get visitors, so this is an important question […]
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I was born in 1932 in Braunstone Village, in the first house of Newark, which now they call Cressida Place. It was a nice village, not a lot […]
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