This is a simple traditional service each week.
(On the 2nd Sunday of each month we use the Book of Common Prayer.)
We meet together to learn more about, and experience, the love of God. (Children's Church is at the same time)
Sometimes it's Family Communion - check What's On on the website for dates.
A fun way to learn more about God, for school-age children, whilst parents are in the 10am service.
It's every week except when there is a Family Service - so come anyway!
On the first Sunday each month St. Peter’s acts as a collection point for donations to the local Food Bank. People are very generous and regularly give whatever they can in the way of non-perishable food items and toileteries. We deliver the donations to the Salvation Army in Keighley, where they are sorted and distributed to local people and families in crisis.
A traditional sung service (1662 BCP) with hymns, Bible readings and prayers, on the first Sunday evening each month. A beautiful gentle service at the end of the day.
In winter we start at 4pm, in summer at 6pm
Sometimes our monthly Evening service is a Songs of Praise instead of Evensong - check the website for details
This short simple child-friendly service is held once a month in church, following on from the Toddler group session in the hall. It has a theme, songs, activity and sharing, aimed at toddlers.
Term time only
The Wulfherans are a social fellowship, taking their name from Bishop Wulfhere, the Anglo Saxon Bishop who lived for a while in Addingham in the year 867. We meet on the first Tuesday of each month for a varied and enjoyable programme of talks and visits, plus our legendary annual dinner and summer BBQ. Many come from the village as well as the congregation, so we look forward to meeting you. You can find details about upcoming meetings on the ‘What’s On’ page of the website.
Sometimes our meeting time or venue change e.g. for visits, so please check the website for details
This is a quiet reflective service with music, prayers and a short talk. It’s an opportunity to name before God people for whom you have a special concern (or yourself). We pray about all the requests left on the Prayer Tree. The service offers love, peace, forgiveness and reconciliation to anyone who is anxious or hurting in body, mind or spirit.
In January we meet on the 2nd Thursday, and there is no Healing Service in August
A informal mix of words, music and thought-provoking reflection.
(Children's Church is at the same time)
A different way of being church, especially for families - craft, music, stories, prayers, food and fun! We meet monthly on Sunday afternoon at 4 - upcoming dates are
9th Feb, 16th Mar, 18th May, 13th July - N.B. NOT always 3rd Sunday of the month!! (See also Family Good Friday (18th Apr) with Messy Church activities)
Often on the third Sunday of the month, but DO CHECK above and on the website as the week / start time sometimes varies!
On Sunday 30th March at 10, we have a short relaxed service for the whole church family, based round child-friendly words, music and involvement, and ending with an opportunity to share in Communion. This week the theme is Mothering Sunday, and there'll be a plant for every Mum!
You can check the website What’s On or follow the C.a.f.e Facebook page for dates of upcoming Family Services
On Good Friday (18th April) at 10, we have a Messy Good Friday, come along for crafts, Easter Gardens and egg rolling
You can check the website What’s On or follow the C.a.f.e Facebook page for dates of upcoming Family Services
Happy Easter! On Easter Day (Sunday 20th April) at 10, we'll have a a short relaxed service of Easter celebration for the whole church family, based round child-friendly words, music and involvement, and ending with an opportunity to share in Communion. Don't miss the egg hunt, too!
You can check the website What’s On or follow the C.a.f.e Facebook page for dates of upcoming Family Services
People come from far and wide each weekend in Summer for our famous home-made cakes and scones, to enjoy the beauty, peace and quiet of our lovely church and grounds, as well as to have a good chat with others. Many also browse and buy items from our “re-use and recycle” bric-a-brac stall. Everyone is most welcome: individuals, families, groups of walkers and cyclists. 2025 is our 42nd year of FOSPA teas! The season runs from the end of May to the first Sunday in October (Harvest Festival).