We combine the traditional, the new, and have a congregation of all ages. Our church buildings are the focus of worship and activity.
Church work extends across the parish be it in pastoral care, outreach to young and old, delivering services in homes, or simply enjoying each other’s company.
We have services each Sunday and Wednesday and one of the traditions we enjoy is the provision of choral music at many services. The church itself is in the centre of the parish and welcomes all.
Our Team
Revd Canon Anne Taylor: Vicar of St Peter’s since 2014 and Area Dean of Sefton North since 2016.
Revd Lilly Nelson: Curate from June 2024.
Director of Music:
David Holroyd
Churchwardens:
Gill Holroyd and Sarah Gorman
Parish Administrator:
Caroline Speakman
Our Community
Our parish has close ties with Trinity St. Peter’s primary school. We have clubs for children, scouts, guides and brownies, and a thriving Mother’s Union which reaches out in friendship to many people, men and women.
When you come to one of our services for the first time please feel free to introduce yourself to a sidesperson because would love to meet you!
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace;
where there is hatred, let me sow love;
where there is injury, pardon;
where there is doubt, faith;
where there is despair, hope;
where there is darkness, light;
and where there is sadness, joy.
Prayer of St Francis
Safeguarding
Every person connected with our community should be properly looked after and protected. We have adopted the procedures and guidelines of the Church of England nationally.
Click here to find out more about safeguarding in the Church of England.
Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is:
Dave Johnson 07751 056726 .
Click here for information about safeguarding locally relating to concerns or issues about a safeguarding matter.
http://www.liverpool.anglican.org/safeguarding.
Accessibility
Our church building is traditional but has most facilities on one level without steps or ramp. Parking, congregation entrance, main body (nave), toilets, refreshments, meeting room are all accessible for wheelchair users and those who have difficulty walking.
We have a high-quality digital sound amplification system and a loop system for the congregation.
There are large print hymn books, bulletins and service books.
Autism Assistance bags are available. We have baby changing facilities and books, weekly puzzle-sheets and activities for children.
We livestream the Sunday 10am and 6.30pm services and occasional services for those who are not able to attend church in person.
Communion is administered from the bottom of the steps at the Eucharist on Wednesday (11am) and Sunday (10am). Gluten free wafers are available and the chalice is optional. Holy Communion can be brought to those who would like to receive in their pew.
Please let the clergy or churchwardens know if there is anything we can do to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.
The Bier House is step-free.
The Bier House has an accessible toilet.
Key Policy Documents
Privacy Notice
Safeguarding Policy 2024
Domestic Abuse Statement 2024
Website Terms & Conditions