A short act of worship centred around the Reading of Scripture and Prayers for the needs of the larger community and the world. It is led by several of the ordained and lay ministers of St Peter's

Compline, also known as night prayer, is a Christian service of worship. It originated from monastic life in the Middle Ages and is the last worship service of the day in the Book of Common Prayer. It is a quiet service with a Psalm an evening hymn, a short Bible reading and prayers for the night.

An online service for St. Peter's Church, Ipsley

What is Hope Explored?
Six hundred years before Jesus was born, a prophecy was made about him, that he would be called “Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace”. The gospel of Luke, which is an account of Jesus’s life, explains how these prophecies came true, and that this is great news for all people.

All over the world millions of people find hope and help in knowing Jesus Christ. Hope Explored is a three-session series about the life, death and resurrection of Jesus that examines his extraordinary claims. Through teaching from Rico Tice and studies from Luke’s Gospel, Hope Explored shows how Jesus offers us a hope worth having, a hope that won’t disappoint us.