Evening Worship: 3.15pm each Sunday

St. Peter’s is located in the historic village of Cregneish. The worshipping community at St. Peter’s seek to offer a warm welcome to all people who enter through the doors. We gather on a Sunday afternoon using traditional liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer.

Evening Worship is at 3.15pm each Sunday, except on the 4^th Sunday of the month, where all four churches in the Parish come together for a joint service at 11am. On occasion this is changed, so please check the Parish calendar on the right for details.

Location

A little bit of History
The Rev. William Corrin (the Vicar from 1824 to 1859) started church services in a local farmhouse at Cregneish and these continued until the villagers felt that they would like a church of their own.

The foundation stone was laid by Mrs EM Gawne in 1878 (who also donated the land).

A later vicar, the Rev. John Duffield in his book ‘A History of Kirk Christ Rushen’, recorded that ‘the building cost £150 which seems an absurdly small amount until we realise that to the building, the people of Cregneish gave their time and labour”.

During its early years the building served a dual purpose of being the local village school during the week, and holding Church services on a Sunday.

St. Peter’s is the smallest of our churches, seating around 50 people. With its picturesque backdrop and stunning views this makes it the perfect location for small and intimate gatherings.