A quiet service in traditional language, held in the church hall (attached to the church) every Thursday during colder months and in the main building during warmer months.

We are offering another Artisan Market in St Peter’s Church!

It is always worth dropping in for a browse and to enjoy the skill and creativity displayed.

It is good to take in the delights of our lovely church too, and to enjoy a drink and a chat with friends.

It is worth coming to Sheringham for, whatever the weather!

Palm Sunday Service - please come early

Our Palm Sunday service will be very special, including a procession with palms for those who wish to join in, and the dramatic Passion reading in place of a sermon.

Please arrive early, to be briefed before the service begins. We look forward to seeing you as we begin our Easter week journey together.

Our services include hymns, prayers and the sacrament of Holy Communion at a nave altar so that there are no steps to negotiate if you would like to receive it. Seated communion will be provided on request. You may come forward for a blessing if you prefer, or if you have not yet been baptised.

On the first Sunday of the month the service is more family friendly and less formal, for our younger friends.

Refreshments are served after the service if you would like to stay for a chat.

If you are unable to attend our service, a written Act of Worship and Message from the Minister is published every Sunday here on the website notices and on our Facebook Page for you to engage with wherever you are, whoever you are. They are also sent out by email on Sundays with our weekly newsletter. Do message us if you would like to receive them.

Every Monday morning, between 10am and 12 noon, the church hall is open if you would like to drop in for a cup of tea or coffee, maybe a biscuit, and a chat, our treat. You are welcome, whoever you are.

We mark the 'Way of the Cross' in this meditative service during which we pause at each of the stations of the cross.

Our choir practices on Wednesday evenings in the church hall. Trebles begin at 6.30pm and are joined by the adults at 7.00pm. Please contact us if you would like to join our church choir.

A moving service of Holy Communion with foot washing and Stripping of the Altars, followed by a Vigil until 10pm for those who want to remain.

The town's churches and all who want to join us come together on this Holy Day for a walk of witness as we follow the cross from St Peter’s Parish Church to the top of Beeston Hill, where it will be erected and it will stand for all to see for the Easter weekend.

We will stop to share in an open-air service at the Town Clock at 11:30am before proceeding up the hill.

The church will be open from 10am for quiet reflection.

A poignant service for Good Friday as we near the time of the crucifixion.

Do come along to our coffee morning, and bring any friends young or old to help build this year’s Easter Garden in the church!

Come and take in the beauty and atmosphere of our lovely church, enjoy refreshments, and browse the stalls for a bargain! All proceeds will help to maintain the building.

This wonderful service begins in the darkness and culminates in the light as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, and share in the first communion of Easter.

Our Easter Sunday Festal celebration service is very special!

A wonderful rendition of the ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ from the Messiah by Handel will be included - all who like to sing are invited to join our choir to sing it out!

An Easter egg hunt follows the service at 11:30am.

You are welcome to join us in our Easter Day Festal communion service, whoever you are.

Angela our Anna Chaplain and Richard our Authorised Pastoral Assistant host a monthly Anna Gathering in St Peter’s Church hall.

You are invited to attend if you are interested in exploring spirituality, creativity and wellbeing.

A service for the whole family, during which we invite our young friends to be involved.

There will be an address. Hymns and Holy Communion are included, which you may join in with if you wish. A blessing is offered for those who do not wish to receive communion.

Thinking about your end of life wishes?

Which options are best for you and your family?

You are invited to come to our ‘Dying Matters’ sessions in St Peter’s hall, Sheringham (attached to the church) on 14th May from 2 - 3:30pm, which will allow you to discuss and share and ask about all aspects of dying and death informally.

Subsequent sessions will be held on the second Wednesday of each month, each with a specific theme. The first will be about the costs of funerals, cremation and burial. Representatives of Blyth and Sons Funeral Directors will be available to enable us to talk informally about the variation in costs, and the differences between the direct cremations you see advertised and the equivalent that are offered by local independent firms.

Chris White, Senior Digital Marketing & Campaign Manager at Hospice UK, said: “Talking about death and dying is never easy, but it’s vital. Honest and timely conversations can ensure that people get the support they need and help loved ones better understand their wishes.

Dying Matters is Hospice UK’s flagship campaign. It aims to create an open culture that talks about death and where people feel able to listen and support people who are planning for end of life, those who are dying and bereaved people.

Hospice UK and Dying Matters believe that everyone, no matter who they are, where they are or why they are ill, should receive the best possible care at the end of their life.