Our Work and What’s On

We specialise in providing a monthly traditional Holy Communion Service.  Predating St. Peter’s, this is the only version that has been used here.  

Additionally, we provide seasonal services, such as Harvest and Carols by Candlelight.

In particular, we try to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of our parish community through our services, our Christmas Donations programme, providing pastoral care for people living in the parish and wider community, and supporting missionary and outreach work.

As the only Parish-wide group in our very small village, and the only public building, we aim to play an active role in creating and fostering community spirit by hosting events, talks on our heritage, arranging concerts, etc.

What's happening in St. Peter's

3rd October

  9.30am

  6.00pm

Stoke Goldington

Ravenstone

Holy Communion

Evening Prayer

10th October

 10.30am

Stoke Goldington

Harvest

17th October

  10.00am

  6.00pm

Stoke Goldington

Weston Underwood

Holy Communion

Harvest

24th October

11.00am

Gayhurst

Holy Communion

31st October

  4.00pm

Stoke Goldington

All Souls Service

7th November

   9.30am

11.15am

 6.00pm

Stoke Goldington

Weston Underwood

Ravenstone

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Evening Prayer

14th November

 

10.00am

10.30am

10.45pm

 3.00pm

Ravenstone

Stoke Goldington

Gayhurst

Weston Underwood

Remembrance Day

Remembrance Day

Remembrance Day

Remembrance Day

21st November

09.00am

10.30am

 6.00pm

Ravenstone

Stoke Goldington

Weston Underwood

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Evening Prayer

28th November

5th December

 

11.00am

 9.30am

11.15am  

 6.00pm

Gayhurst

Stoke Goldington

Weston Underwood

Ravenstone

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Evening Prayer

This talk was held, using Zoom, on FRIDAY 2nd July at 7.30pm.

 

An illustrated talk by Professor Stephen Ubex,

Landscape Archaeologist,

Cambridge University,

and

Mrs Ann Burrows

 

 

 

Professor Ubex is an authority on the history of the British landscape and used Gayhurst Manor and Park as the basis for his illustrated talk.  The Gardens and Park have been developed since the initial design by Capability Brown (c 1751), by Repton (c 1791-5) and then Burges (c 1860) as part of his wider assignment to remodel the house, especially the interior.  Traces of their work are clearly evident.

 

 

Ann Burrows, previously a resident at Gayhurst House, talked about some those who have owned and lived in it over the centuries.

 

 

There was a linked event on the following afternoon, Saturday 3rd July, when there were guided tours of the Gardens and Church.  

 

 

All proceeds went to Church funds.

 

A recording of the talks will be made available through this website – watch this space!

 

 

This page is updated whenever our programme of Services is updated or new Events are scheduled