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Annual Ecumenical Pilgrimage
Summer Sunday Evening Services

Come at any time and enjoy the deep peace of the running wave, the flowing air and the gentle earth. Come and worship at the oldest church in England, founded by St Cedd in 654. Why not bring a picnic and enjoy the peace and beauty of this ancient holy place? Toilets, meeting and refreshment facilities are available at the Othona Community by prior arrangement, Tel 01621 776564.

If you would like further details about the services or would like to bring a group please contact us by email, click here.


The Annual Ecumenical Pilgrimage 2009

Saturday 4th July. The Theme for 2009 will be "One" - One Hope, One People, etc - exact details should be finalised soon. The Pilgrimage is organised by Churches Together in Essex and East London - CTEEL - and a variety of church leaders from the various denominations which make up CTEEL will be with us on the day. Timing for the Pilgrimage is:

10:45 am Arrival
11:00 am
Opening service at St Thomas, Bradwell-on-Sea followed by a two-mile walk to St Peter's Chapel
3:15 pm
Closing service at St Peter's Chapel


Summer Sunday Evening Services 2009

Sunday evening services at the oldest church in England will be held at 6:30pm throughout the summer months of July and August 2009, as below.
The 2009 theme is "Let there be Love", a series of services reflecting the rich diversity of our Christian tradition.
5th
July
Praising God with the Canonesses of the Holy Sepulchre
 
12th
July
Praising God with the Camerata Singers
 
19th
July
Praising God with St Mary's Church, Maldon
 
26th
July
Praising God with West Mersea Church Choir
 
2nd
August
Praising God with 'After the Fire' and Friends
 
9th
August
Praising God with the Othona Community
 
16th
August
Praising God with the Parishes of Bradwell and St Lawrence
 
23rd
August
Praising God with Andrew French and Friends from West Mersea Free Church
 
30th
August
Praising God Celtic Style (Revd. Brigid and Laurie Main)

By the way, if you can't get to any of the planned events, you can still make your own personal pilgrimage, or simply enjoy the space, peace and spirituality of St Peter's. The Chapel is always open for you to visit at any time.

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