St Peter's Rowlstone

St. Peter's Rowlstone

New umbrella in place for the Swallows :) - needs changing

Don't often see them - yes the bats :)

Next service Sunday 12th February 6pm - Informal and all very welcome.

This simple Norman church was built about 1130, consisting of an aisle-less nave and a chancel possibly with a semi-circular apse. The chancel arch and south doorway are outstanding specimens of the famous Kilpeck school of decorative sculpture.

Here you will find information about St. Peter's and the renovation works and also

news and history around Rowlstone including the GUILD

Easter 2000

Easter 2011

Good Friday Service was attended by 15 people and our new wooden cross was, as it should be, centre stage as a focal point for this important time in the Christian calendar, with readings from St. Mark's Gospel and interspersed with three hymns.

Wild orchid in the church yard (April 2011)

Just off the A465 12 miles south of Hereford and 12 miles north of Abergavenny

If you are travelling by car, check for live travel information at FRIXO.COM

...to St. Peter's window repair, running costs, churchyard upkeep, books, sound system, etc.

Items on cycle theft, SatNav theft and car insurance problems

Visit Herefordshire Churches

Map and information

available - click on picture

Carbon Monoxide Kills - see their website

Our little helper was raffled on the 3rd September - and he now has a new home in Ewyas Harold.

Harvest 2011

Harvest Service - 8th October 2010 - the church looked lovely

Learn first aid for babies and children at home

St. Peter's is a member of Herefordshire Churches Tourist Group - visit their web site

Frontpage-Templates.org The majority of photographs on this site are by Richard Baker

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