Welcome to the St Peter's Church Website. We do hope that you find this site of interest and that you feel encouraged to visit the Church, to learn about it's fascinating history, and help us to preserve and improve the facilities.

We would especially like to welcome Reverend Paul Morris, from the staff of the Well, Brussels (Christian Associates), who has been appointed Priest-in-charge of Derby St Peter and Christ Church with Holy Trinity. Click here to find out more about Paul. Paul is looking at ways to reach out to a larger audience and has been recording his sermons:

Click here to open the Sermon Recordings.

About St. Peter's…

We are an evangelical Anglican church located in the centre of Derby (opposite BHS on St. Peter's Street). Our congregation is made up of a mixture of people, including students, young families, single parents and retired folk. As a result, we have a varied worship pattern which aims to meet the needs of all who worship with us. Why not take a look at our Parish Newsletters:

• January
• February

Thursday afternoons the church is open from 12.30-1pm for Prayer after which it is open to the public, it is a time for people to come in to catch their breath from the hustle and bustle of daily life, or just for some quiet time, to enjoy the peace and beauty of the church, Tea/Coffee is served with a biscuit and there is always a friendly smile and listening ear to go with it!

The church building dates from the 11th century and recently celebrated its 950th anniversary. The tower has a peal of eight bells, which are rung before the Sunday morning services. We have exciting plans for the development of the Church Facilities, why not take a look at our dreams? With help from our supporters, and you, we hope to provide many more facilities and services. For information on our Parish Records, please click Here. The Church is open each Saturday morning (10am to noon), when you are welcome to come and look around or spend a quiet moment in prayer. Coffee is also available on a Saturday morning in our church hall. Why not take a look at our Links Page?

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