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St Peter's Church

St. Peter's Church in Lower Heswall is an historic sandstone building now offering a vibrant Christian worship in a variety of forms - both traditional and contemporary.  Some Sunday services are led by the organ and robed choir using the Book of Common Prayer or familiar Anglican liturgies that follow the Church's seasonal calendar; other services are more informal led by a music group including ekids for children, baptisms, Parade services with local uniformed organisations and creative visuals.

Find out more about St. Peter's Church history, War Graves and Sunday Worship or church life that takes place in midweek groups and activities:

 

  • History of St Peter's Church

    History of St Peter's Church
    As far as is known, this is the third church on the present site. It was built in 1879, four years after a violent thunderstorm had struck the previous building and lightening had killed two

    History of St Peter's Church
    As far as is known, this is the third church on the present site. It was built in 1879, four years after a violent thunderstorm had struck the previous building and lightening had killed two
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  • War Graves

    War Graves
    We have 24 War Graves in St. Peter’s Churchyard. These are for servicemen and women who died in the UK, either from their injuries having been brought home, or from enemy action in

    War Graves
    We have 24 War Graves in St. Peter’s Churchyard. These are for servicemen and women who died in the UK, either from their injuries having been brought home, or from enemy action in
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  • Sunday Services

    Sunday Services
      9.15am Parish Communion @ St. Peter's Church A traditional sung communion service led by robed clergy and choir, with familiar hymns, Bible readings from the Anglican lectionary and seasonal liturgy 10.30am

    Sunday Services
      9.15am Parish Communion @ St. Peter's Church A traditional sung communion service led by robed clergy and choir, with familiar hymns, Bible readings from the Anglican lectionary and seasonal liturgy 10.30am
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