St Peter’s Church, Streatham


You are welcome to St Peter’s whether it is your first time or 100th, whether you are full of faith or full of doubt, whether you are looking for God, beautiful music, or a friendly chat. This is your Church.

We are situated on Leigham Court Road, at the heart of our community in Streatham and West Norwood.

For more information about our services see our Worship Page.

Advent and Christmas 2024

Nine Lessons and Carols

Sunday 22nd December
6.30pm-7.30pm

Traditional Christmas Carol Service, with music and readings

All welcome – free entry

Followed by Mulled Wine and Raffle Draw

Children’s Christmas

Tuesday 24th December
3.00-4.00pm Activities
Crib Service 4.00-4.30pm

Children’s Christmas with Activities and Crib Service

Free entry

Midnight Mass

11.00pm-12.00pm

Come join us as we celebrate Jesus’s Birth

All welcome!

Christmas Day Mass

Wednesday 25th December
10.30am

Family Service with Carols and Crib Scene

All welcome!

New Activites at St Peter’s from September 2024

Thursday Club

Meets at church – first Thursday of each month

Next one: Thursday 7th November

19:00 to 21:00

Click here for more info

St Peter’s Youth Group

Meets first Thursday of each month

A space for food, friendship and fun, as well as exploring some of the big questions in life

Suitable for Yr 6 and older

For details, please email frbenvertannes@gmail.com

Events and News

Toddler Church

Wednesdays

Doors open at 9.20am

Restarted Wednesday 11th September 2024

For parents/carers, babies and toddlers.

Songs and Stories
9.40 to 10.00

Play and Refreshments
10.00 to 11.00

Music Vacancies at St Peter’s

Choral Scholars

We have vacancies for two choral scholars from September 2024.

For more information go here.

If you would like to speak to one of the clergy, you can find more details on our Who’s who page. We are able to assist with baptisms, weddings, and blessings of marriages, funerals, or provide a listening ear.

We are in the more Catholic (sometimes described as Anglo-Catholic, or High Church) tradition in the Church of England, meaning you might find incense and beautiful music, and a church that accepts and welcomes all people. We’re part of the Diocese of Southwark, which means we’re part of a family of churches under the Bishop of Southwark, whose patch covers South London, and reflects the amazing diversity of people and communities in this part of the world.