Category: Churches

Maundy Thursday 14 April 

This church, a remarkably tall church, stands proudly on the hill in Church Langton. With its grey ashlar tower it visibly dominates the skyline in almost every direction. Indeed, its perpendicular style of architecture is typical for the area. Parts of the church below the tower date from the late 13th Century. (Imagine this church with a spire atop the tower! Then read on) It really is well worth a visit.

Talk by Neil Crutchley on Friday 13 May 7.30pm at St. Peter’s, Church Langton LE16 7SZ

Handel’s Messiah

As next week is Easter Week in which churchyard in the Kibworth & District Chronicle delivery area would you see three crosses together? The image shows a bit of the church which might help.

St. Peter’s Church *

'Seeking the Kingdom of God'

Why do our three local churches share one website?

The Wistow estate was bought by the Halford family in 1603. The Hall was built for Richard Halford, who was High Sheriff of Leicestershire in 1621 and a prominent Royalist during the Civil War. He was made a baronet by King Charles I in 1641 after having been imprisoned (and then released) by the Parliamentarians. King Charles slept at Wistow the night before the Battle of Naseby.

Ash Wednesday Communion Service will be on 2 March at 7.30pm.  This is a traditional service with organ and choir, marking the beginning of the season of Lent. 4 pm is the Traditional Communion Services at St Wilfrid’s. The next services will take place on Sunday 20 February and Sunday 20 March, with traditional hymns, organ and choir.