Welcome to
St Peter's Church
Inskip
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COFFEE MORNINGS
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Come and join us in church
for Coffee and Cake
on the 1st Friday of every month
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PLEASE HELP US REPAIR OUR
GRAVEYARD MEMORIALS
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Our volunteers have always strived to maintain our church
grounds as a quiet tranquil place to visit
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However, in recent times a number of memorials have become
unsafe and, in accordance with Health and Safety requirements
and advice from Blackburn Diocese, we had to lay flat
14 memorials, causing some distress to those visiting the
graves of their loved ones.
The next of kin are responsible for returning memorials
to a safe condition, and to date 5 memorials have been repaired,
but we have been unable to locate the families of the
remaining memorials. We would love to repair these
headstones but as with most small churches our finances
will not allow us to undertake the necessary repairs.
To help us achieve our aim St Peter's church has started a
'Crowd Funding' initiative to help us repair these memorials,
for further information and details of how to contribute
please follow this LINK
Alternatively, donations made payable to
'Inskip St Peter's Church' can be left at St Peter's vicarage.
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CHURCH WEEKLY SERVICES
Full details of our services can be HERE
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The church is open everyday from
10am to 4pm for private prayer.
PRAYERS
Details of the Church of England 'Prayer For Today' can be
found on our Prayer Page as well as the Diocese Prayer
for Ukraine, for further details follow this LINK
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FOOD BANKS
During this trying time St Peter's Church is continuing to support
the Salvation Army Food Bank in Preston. If you would like
to donate any non-perishable foodstuffs please leave them
at the vicarage in Inskip; alternatively contact the vicar on
01772 690157 who will arrange collection.
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HELP!
These times can be hard, but in Inskip we are a caring community
and help is at hand. If you would like any help, practical, emotional
or spiritual, or if you would just like to chat, please do contact me on:
01772690157 or pp.hunter@sky.com
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With our prayers and best wishes,
Rev Paul Hunter and all at St Peter's church
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Our PCC has formally adopted this and signed the Safeguarding Policy Statement Promoting a Safer Church.
Details of our parish safeguarding officer can be found in the attached ‘Safeguarding in our Parish – who’s who.
We have also displayed the Promoting a Safer Church poster prominently within our church / parish
All those working with children and adults at risk have undergone safer recruitment, received safeguarding training and support.