Chats in Old Churches
Why not join us at 10am on Tuesday 19th March for an informal, informative and friendly get together to learn more about St Pegas Church?
CHURCH BRUNCH – SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY 2019
BY POPULAR DEMAND ST PEGA’S CAFÉ RETURNS TO SERVE BRUNCH ON SUNDAY 3rd FEBRUARY 2019 in PEAKIRK VILLAGE HALL from 9.00am to 11.00am Bring along your family and friends Everyone very welcome Full English and Continental Breakfasts served or just pop in for a coffee Newspapers to read and Children’s play… Read More »
Agenda for January Meeting
The Parish Council will meet on Monday 21st January 2019 in the Village Hall, starting at 7.30pm. An agenda of business to be transacted is attached.Agenda – January 2019 (noticeboard)
Minutes of December Meeting
The minutes of the December Parish Council meeting are attached.Minutes – December 2018
ST. PEGA’S CHURCH NEWSLETTER JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2019
Services in January and February Sunday, 6th January Evensong at 6.00pm – Led by Rev’s Mark-Aaron Tisdale. You are warmly invited to join us in celebrating St. Pega’s Patronal Festival. A hymn, composed in Latin in St. Pega’s honour by a 13th century monk of Crowland Abbey, will be performed. It’s English translation and short… Read More »
Agenda for December Parish Council Meeting
There will be a meeting of the Parish Council on Monday 17th December, in the Village Hall, starting at 7.30pm. The agenda is attached.Agenda – December 2018 (Noticeboard)
Minutes of November Meeting
The minutes of the November meeting of the Parish Council are attached.Minutes – November 2018
St Pega’s Church – Christmas events for 2018
CHRISTINGLE SERVICE ON SUNDAY, 2nd DECEMBER AT 3.30PM We would love for you, your friends and family to come and join us at our second Christingle Service at St. Pega’s Church. Children will receive a Christingle and all contributions are donated to the Children’s Society to support their tremendous work with very needy children across… Read More »
Theft of lead from church roof
Sometime over night 17th November thieves have stolen most of the lead from the roof of St Pega’s Church. This follows a similar recent theft at Etton Church. If you saw or heard anything unusual during that evening or before please contact the police. As you can understand this has caused considerable distress to those… Read More »
St Pega’s wall paintings and why we need to save them
The Significance of St Pega’s Wall-paintings and why we need to save them By Dr Avril Lumley Prior (posted by David Hankins) The Church and its wall-paintings The present building was erected in 1014/15 as the ‘new minster at Pegecyrcan [Peakirk]’. In 1016, it received grants of land from King Edmund Ironside for the… Read More »