St Peter’s Church Tiverton & St Thomas’ Chevithorne with Cove
Welcome to St Peter’s, Tiverton – part of the Church of England in Devon. Christian prayer and worship have been offered at St Peter’s since 1073, probably longer. We look forward to welcoming you to the church in person and, until then, we hope that you enjoy exploring our website and discovering some of the things that make St Peter’s a unique and much loved part of life in Tiverton.
Our main service of the week is Holy Communion at 10.15 am on Sundays. In addition, a service of Holy Communion following the format of the Book of Common Prayer takes place at 8.00 am on the first Sunday of the month.
Help to Support St Peter’s Church
If you would like to support the Mission of St Peter’s and the work we do in the community, please consider making a donation through our Give a Little page.
Choral Evensong
On Sunday 13th October at 6.00pm, this traditional service is a wonderful way to begin the week. Hear the choir of St James’ Church, Exeter, join in with the congregational hymns, and take some time for peaceful contemplation.
All Change in the Office
Tim Bayton has left us and begun working as a visiting music teacher, giving brass instrument lessons in Exeter. Adrian Richfield has now taken over as administrator, and we can be sure that we are in good hands. We look forward to getting to know him as a part of our Church family.
What’s On at St Peter’s?
What’s On at St Thomas’?
Nothing from 17th October 2024 to 7th November 2024.
Safeguarding
If you have a concern about someone’s safety, or about the actions of somebody working with children or vulnerable adults, please tell someone. The Safeguarding Officer for St Peter’s is Joanna Hall-Tomkin and further information is available in the safeguarding policy.
Details of the safeguarding team for the Diocese of Exeter are available here: https://exeter.anglican.org/resources/safeguarding/safeguarding-team/. Young people who feel unhappy about something that is happening to them may wish to contact Childline on 0800 11 11. Anyone in immediate danger should call the Police on 999.