If you are new to St. Peter's

Going to a new place can be very intimidating. We have attempted to answer some of your questions. Please know we will make every effort to make sure your first experience is worry free. We look forward to meeting with you and becoming friends.

What are the services like? See more.

The 9:30 service is a more traditional service with a choir. The 11:15 service is a contemporary service with a more relaxed service style and presentation. Music is led by a worship group. This is the service at which provision is made for the children.
The 6:30pm service is also contemporary with singing led by a worship group. Hide this content.

Will I have to stand up and introduce myself? See more.

Newcomers and visitors do not have to introduce themselves during the service. However, if you wish you will have a chance to meet other worshipers and the leadership after the services. Hide this content.

How should I dress? See more.

We have a friendly and casual atmosphere, but dress the way you feel most comfortable, from jeans to business casual to suit and tie. But don't worry about what you are wearing. We're more concerned with meeting your real life needs than with what you wear. Hide this content.

Where do I park? See more.

Parking is available in the church car park adjacent to the church. However parking is limited in the car park but street parking is available along the side roads further up the hill from the Church. Hide this content.

Where should I go inside the building? See more.

Entrance to the church services is by the front door of church near the main road. Hide this content.

Where do the children go? See more.

At the 11:15am service the childeren start off in church with everyone else. Early in the service they go into the church halls to their own groups. Parents collect their children from the groups after the service.
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