Quick Contacts
Parish Office
01749 342163
admin@peterpaul.co.uk
The Parish Office
Peter Street Rooms
Peter Street
Shepton Mallet
BA4 5BL
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The parish office is open Tuesdays to Fridays from 09.00 until 13.00.
Revd David Williamson
07513 347807
david.williamson@peterpaul.co.uk
David's temporary contact address is via the Parish Office above
Your Church Needs You!
We are seeking people to take on the following roles: Concert Organiser, Charities Coordinator. Please let the Parish Office, the churchwardens or anyone on the PCC know if you're keen to find out more
Key Diary Dates
David Goode Recital
Internationally renowned organist and son of Shepton Mallet, David Goode will be giving a recital on Saturday 18th February at 7 pm in St Peter and St Paul's Parish Church, Shepton Mallet.
David has a busy and varied concert career having performed worldwide, on BBC Radio 3 and at The Proms. David has also been Organist and Head of Keyboard at Eton College. He has made several recordings, some of which will be available on the evening.
This is a great opportunity to hear a musician of his calibre at your local church. Tickets £10 to include a glass of wine. Available from the Parish Office or on the door.
Chloe Baker's Singles' Lunch
The next lunch will be on Sunday 5th February at 13.00 in Peter Street Rooms. Please book up on the sheet at the back of the church.
The Gathering . . .
. . . is a meeting of Christians from the different Shepton Churches at the Salvation Army Citadel. We meet to help build a prayerful community and to respond to the needs of our town. We're also part of the 24/7 Prayer initiative and Shepton Mallet Prayer Room. The next gathering dates are: Sunday December 5th from 18.00 [read more about The Gathering]
Prayer for This Week
God of all mercy, Your Son proclaimed good news to the poor, replease to the captives . . .
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The bells at St Peter and St Paul's Church had not seen a major refurbishment since 1907 so they were long overdue for retuning and repair work. The grillage and frame in the tower also needed major structural work to bring the quality of the bells back to their former glory.
There is so much to tell about this long-term project which was launched in October 2006. The project came to a wonderful conclusion in September 2008 when the Bishop of Taunton, The Right Revd Peter Maurice presided over the rededication service.
To discover more about this project and to learn how you can contribute to the Bells Appeal, please visit our main website at sheptonbells.co.uk