St. Peters Church |
The Bells of St Peter’s
St Peter's Church has a beautiful light ring of ten bells (11cwt tenor) which is unusual for a small rural church. The ringing chamber is on a balcony at the west end of the church and allows the congregation and visitors the opportunity to see this ancient art in action. Mostly a Perpendicular 15th century building but there are traces of an earlier 13th century church. Pebworth is the most easterly village in Worcestershire, having been transferred from Gloucestershire in 1931. (Diocese of Gloucester) St Peter's is usually open during daylight hours. Exciting news about funding for church repairs
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March 2023 Church Services At St. Peter's, Pebworth
Licensing Of Revd Scott Watts at Cambridge University Hospitals
On Tuesday 21st February 2023 Colleagues and Parishioners joined with Family and Friends to witness the Licensing of the Reverend Scott Watts as Deputy Lead Chaplin of the Cambridge University Hospitals.
The Licensing was carried out by Dagmar Winter, the Bishop of Huntingdon in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit in the Rose Maternity Hospital and was followed by refreshments. The Lead Chaplain, the Reverend Anthony Gill, welcomed everyone to the Service and acted as official photographer. Scott was thrilled to see people from The Vale and Cotswold Edge Parishes, particularly the Reverend Canon Craig Bishop, Team Leader. Scott sent his love and best wishes to Everyone in the Cotswold Edge Team and said how much he misses you all.
It proved a mark of how much Scott and Ros are missed that so many undertook the 160-mile round trip journey to Cambridge for the Celebration.
On Tuesday 21st February 2023 Colleagues and Parishioners joined with Family and Friends to witness the Licensing of the Reverend Scott Watts as Deputy Lead Chaplin of the Cambridge University Hospitals.
The Licensing was carried out by Dagmar Winter, the Bishop of Huntingdon in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit in the Rose Maternity Hospital and was followed by refreshments. The Lead Chaplain, the Reverend Anthony Gill, welcomed everyone to the Service and acted as official photographer. Scott was thrilled to see people from The Vale and Cotswold Edge Parishes, particularly the Reverend Canon Craig Bishop, Team Leader. Scott sent his love and best wishes to Everyone in the Cotswold Edge Team and said how much he misses you all.
It proved a mark of how much Scott and Ros are missed that so many undertook the 160-mile round trip journey to Cambridge for the Celebration.