ACTIVITIES
Church Life includes getting out and about into the community and the surrounding area. You are welcome to join us for any of these events – click the relevant link below to find out more.
If there’s a church-based event that’s missing from here please let us know!
Click the image above to view the 2025 programme.
You can then right-click the programme
to save it and then print it.
Walkers will meet outside St. Peter’s Church at 9.30am, unless otherwise stated, from where we would normally travel together by car to the starting point.
You will need strong footwear, full waterproofs, a packed lunch and something to drink. Each walk could be up to 8 miles in length, so you do need to be reasonably fit to take part.
For more details contact
Jane Heath on 01204 695329.
Forthcoming Walks (2025):
(updated 6th December 2024)
January 4th
January 18th
February 1st
March 1st
April 5th
May 3rd
June 7th
July 5th
August
September 6th
October 4th
November 1st
December 6th
Treasure Hunt – Summerseat
3 miles, family & dog friendly
(Dave Moffoot)
Social (Details tba)
(Bring & share food)
Sizergh along Scout Scar
8 miles easy
(Kath and Brian Taylor)
Worthington Lakes
(Ian & Carolyn Gibbs)
Nicky Nook
7 miles moderate
(Janet Ainsworth & Joanne Locke)
Worsthorne Moor from Burnley
8.5 miles moderate
(Kath and Brian Taylor)
Baxenden (Accrington)
8.5 miles moderate
(Rick & Jane Heath)
Heysham
6 miles
(Dave Moffoot)
No walk
Standish
(Ian & Carolyn Gibbs)
Calderbrook and Crook Hill
7.5 miles moderate
(Kath and Brian Taylor)
Conder Green (Glasson Dock)
8 miles moderate
(Brian Johnson)
Local walk
St. Peter's Art Group
St. Peter’s Art Group meets fortnightly on Monday afternoons in the Parish Centre, from 1:30-3:30pm. The group takes a break for the summer and starts meeting again in September.
Further details can be obtained from the Parish Office or from Ruth Robinson, the group’s co-ordinator.
The galleries on the right show some of the group members being creative, and the results of their work.
Keith Wills recently attended to critique the art and awarded three prizes to his favourites.
