Just to note that the Spring Fayre is postponed due to the play off finals at Wembley. (Last person leaving Huddersfield please turn the light off)
A rearranged date will be given by the end of the week.
Just to note that the Spring Fayre is postponed due to the play off finals at Wembley. (Last person leaving Huddersfield please turn the light off)
A rearranged date will be given by the end of the week.
The Rev’d Canon Simon Moor has returned from his 96 mile walk along the West Highland Way. A full daily blog with photos can now be seen at the Impressions from St.Pete’s blog.
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Simon is in the midst of an adventure. Read all about it – his daily blog, for a few days only on ‘Impressions from St. Pete’s – West Highland Way’.
During the week a series of blogs will be published on the ‘Impressions From St.Pete’s’ about the vicar (and friends) 96 mile walk along the West Highland Way.
Just click on ‘Impressions from St.Pete’s’ and then the ‘West Highland Way’ tab.
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Video experiment number two was completed last Sunday with the filming of the Communion Anthem on the 5th Sunday of Easter.
You can watch the video and re-live the glorious music by visiting the ‘Media’ tab on our web page, or by clicking here.
St. Peter’s receives further grants.
“It doesn’t rain unless it pours” – and the Vicar of Huddersfield is not just talking the rain that we’ve had of late or about the fabric and roofs of St. Peter’s
St. Peter’s Church in the town centre of Huddersfield received further good news with further grants of £40,000 from the National Churches Trust, plus a further £7,500 from the Garfield Weston Foundation towards the restoration of the Victorian building.
This follows a substantial grant of £155,000 towards restoration work from English Heritage – the Vicar, Church Wardens and Parochial Church Council were looking towards a great deal of hard work to raise money to match fund the grant.
“Accepting the help from English Heritage committed us to raising the best part of £60,000 from other grant making bodies and good honest fund raising,” The Rev’d Canon Simon Moor, said: “but the notification of not one but two further offers of help is astonishing.”
The congregation has still to raise around £10,000 to pay for this phase of the restoration.
Simon begins the West Highland Way on Monday 14th – 96 mile in total. He hopes to raise a significant amount through sponsorship.
Check out the blog – ‘Impressions from St. Pete’ or to sponsor contact the parish office 427964 or this web site.