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St Peter's

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St Peter's Church was first constructed in 1180, with the tower and spire completed in 1340.  Standing in the heart of the city of Nottingham, the church is open seven days a week and plays host to a great many visitors, whether they come to worship, to seek spiritual guidance, or just to appreciate the peace and quiet amidst the hustle and bustle of Nottingham's busy streets.  For many years, the church has forged links with the local community, and further afield, in a variety of ways:

• The Workplace Chaplaincy team offers pastoral care and support to city centre workers.
• The Overseas Committee, through fund raising initiatives, offers support to countries in need across the world.
• The 'drop-in' centre provides pastoral and medical support to the homeless and the needy.
• The popular Coffee Room serves a wide range of light lunches, sandwiches, cakes, tea and coffee throughout the week.
• The church is a popular concert venue, particularly through the thrice-yearly series of Saturday morning 'coffee break' concerts.

The congregation arrive for the Christmas Eve Carol Service at St Peter's Church, Nottingham

In addition to all this, St Peter's is primarily a place of worship, and has been for more than eight hundred years.  Traditional Anglican services are held throughout the week, and the professionally directed choir sing every week of the year at the regular services of Matins, Eucharist, Evensong and Compline.

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