Remembrance Sunday Service

Sunday 10th November
10am in church and 10.45am at the War Memorial
Join us as we remember those from our village and beyond who served in all wars. The service will begin at 10am in church, and from 10.45am the service will move to the War Memorial on the old church site, where the names of the fallen will be read out.

This outdoor service will be broadcast live on our Facebook page.
Please join us for either or both of these services.

Harvest Festival Service – Sun 13th Oct

A warm welcome to our harvest festival service on Sunday 13th October when we will be giving thanks for all God’s many blessings to us. This will be an informal family service and will be followed by a bring and share lunch to which everyone is invited.

Donations of food are welcome: gifts such as fresh fruit and vegetables will be used in our harvest lunch on Tuesday 15th October, and dried or tinned food will be donated to CAP Care in Wakefield which supports homeless people.

Also on Tuesday 15th October – Community Harvest Lunch
11am—1pm
Everyone is warmly invited to St Peter’s church on Tuesday 15th October for a Community Harvest Lunch. There will be a delicious home-cooked meal and refreshments.
Arrive from 10.30am for tea and coffee, and at 11.30am we will be welcoming Stanley St Peter’s school choir to entertain us with some harvest songs. We will also have some fun harvest themed quizzes!
The cost per person is £6.

Christingle Service – Sunday 11th February

Christingle Service Sunday 11th February, 10am

Join us for a family service on 11th February to celebrate Jesus as Light of the world at our Christingle service.  It was too busy in church to celebrate Christingle at Christmas!

So we’re holding a Christingle during the time of Candlemas. 

Join us for all-age worship, activities and refreshments.  Everyone welcome!

St Nicholas Service Sunday 10th December

Sunday 10th December 10am at St Peter’s Church, Stanley

Santa needs some help to collect presents for children in need this Christmas! Can you bring a gift for Santa?
Come to our café-style family service on St Nicholas Day and bring a gift to go in Santa’s sack. There will be children’s activities and visit from Santa.

The Salvation Army will tell us about their Christmas Present Appeal which gives thousands of Christmas presents to children in need every year. By giving a gift you can make a real difference to someone’s life at Christmas. Gifts can be for children aged 0-16 years and should be brand new and UNWRAPPED