CHILDREN@ST PETER'S CHURCH, BURY ST EDMUNDS

Sunday Morning

10:30am – Morning Service (with Holy Communion on 2nd and 4th Sundays)
Families and children are welcome to our services and there will be activities for children during this service

 

Little Fishes

Little Fishes, our Parent and Toddler Group, is not able to meet at the moment (click here for more information about Little Fishes in usual times).

For one Wednesday in May and another in June this year we were able to meet on the grass outside St Peter's Church.  It was great to meet some of the families again

We are hopeful that we will be able to start again in September

 

Daily Interactive Bible Activities 

For daily activities to do with your children at home, please click here to download the Bible for Kids app. 

Before Coronavirus there were a number of activities for children and families

Sundays@10.45

Our Sunday morning activity for children is “adventurers”. Children stay in church for the first song and then depart to the Hyndman centre for songs, stories and craft. They normally return to church before the end of the service and on Communion Sundays, in time to receive a blessing. *if you can't stay yourself, you're very welcome to drop your children off with us (school age children only). Just bring to the entrance of church at 10.35. Collect from 11.55 (in church) why not stay for a cup of our excellent coffee or tea while you wait!*

Cafe Church

Worship for all ages at St Peter's Church, Bury St Edmunds - 1st Sunday of every month

Songs - stories - puppets - drama

Arrive 10.30am for coffee, croissants, donuts 

Sunday@4...goes messy

'Messy Church' is a way of being church for families involving fun, craft, songs and food! At St Peter's this happens every third Sunday of the month.

 

 

Safeguarding

At St Peter's we take safeguarding of Children (and vulnerable adults) very seriously. Click here to view our Parish safeguarding policy.  Currently we insist that parents are present at all times during children's activities but all leaders are still DBS checked and undergo Level 1 & 2 Diocesan Safeguarding training.