St Peter's House
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These pages are kindly hosted by the University of Manchester
Responsibility for the contents remains with
St Peter's House.
St Peter's House
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These pages are kindly hosted by the University of Manchester
Responsibility for the contents remains with
St Peter's House.
St Peter's is an open, friendly and inclusive church which is part of the Chaplaincy to Higher Education. Our congregation is a diverse mix of pople from many different cultures and outlooks. We are an ecumenical church which cares about global issues and we aim to provide a worship space which is supportive of all who wish to explore the Christian faith and life.
Our children's group has its own page.
On Sundays throughout the year:
| 11:00 | Worship |
| 12:00 | a chance to meet people and have a cuppa |
On Sundays in termtime:
| 10:00 | Prayer & Toast: a simple prayer meeting with tea and toast served before and afterwards, in the Sangam room at the front of St Peter's. Pray in many languages for needs and concerns in our world, our church and university communities and our own lives. |
On the first Sunday of the month we even prove that there is such a thing as a free lunch.
We organize a range of social events throughout the year,
| St Peter's Chaplaincy is a resource for exploring the life of faith. It seeks to be inclusive, open and welcoming, offering companionship on the Journey | ||
| Chaplaincy to Higher Education in Manchester | Manchester Metropolitan University University of Manchester Royal Northern College of Music |
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Sermons are always thought-provoking, and have covered a range of topics in the last year, from the need for open-mindedness and support for women and gay people in the world’s churches to the importance of celebrating diversity and multifaith issues.
Jenny 2004–2007