Good Friday readings, hymns and meditations

for 1 hour
St Peter's Chapel
East End Road (Follow to the very end of the road where there is a car park) Bradwell-on-Sea, CM0 7PN, United Kingdom
Good Friday readings, hymns and meditations at St Peters Chapel

St Peter's Chapel

St Peter’s Chapel, a uniquely spiritual place that is the focus for people all over the world. 

The Chapel is open every day and we welcome visitors to come and share in the peace and tranquillity of this special place. 

All we ask is that, if there is an activity taking place in the Chapel, you show your respect for what is going on. By all means enter the Chapel but please do so quietly. 

Please note; The Thursday 9am communion services are now once a month.


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6 Bakery Close
Tillingham
SOUTHMINSTER
Essex

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01621 779620

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Good Friday readings, hymns and meditations

for 1 hour
St Peter's Chapel
East End Road (Follow to the very end of the road where there is a car park) Bradwell-on-Sea, CM0 7PN, United Kingdom

Good Friday readings, hymns and meditations at St Peters Chapel

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