Welcome to the website of St Peter’s Church, Arkley
1840-2020
1840-2020
12 July 2020
St Peter’s is open on Sundays for private prayer from 11am to 12noon.
Please observe social distancing and other guidance. Only 5 visitors will be permitted inside the church at any one time. Enter by the West Door along the driveway and leave by the door next to the Lady Chapel.
Please observe social distancing and other guidance. Only 5 visitors will be permitted inside the church at any one time. Enter by the West Door along the driveway and leave by the door next to the Lady Chapel.
12 July 2020
The church remains closed for public worship for the time being, but we hope soon to announce plans to resume services. In the meantime, the Vicar is available for pastoral support and care, and the Chipping Barnet Team Ministry is streaming regular services online. Click here for further details of services:
www.stpetersarkley.com/services.html
or scroll down this page for other arrangements.
www.stpetersarkley.com/services.html
or scroll down this page for other arrangements.
St Peter’s, 5 July 2020
Dedication of the Village War Memorial, 11 July 1920
100 years of the Arkley Village War Memorial in pictures
www.stpetersarkley.com/war-memorial-centenary-2020.html
www.stpetersarkley.com/war-memorial-centenary-2020.html
St Peter’s, 12 July 2020
This is the website of St Peter’s Church, Arkley, Barnet, which celebrates its 180th anniversary in 2020.
We are part of the Chipping Barnet Team Ministry, within the St Albans Diocese of the Church of England, that includes also:
St John the Baptist, Chipping Barnet
St Mark’s, Barnet Vale
St Stephen’s, Bells Hill.
The church was founded in 1840 and is now a Grade II listed building. It is on the northern fringe of the London Borough of Barnet, close to the boundary with Hertfordshire, of which historically it was part.
Our postcode is EN5 3JF
We are part of the Chipping Barnet Team Ministry, within the St Albans Diocese of the Church of England, that includes also:
St John the Baptist, Chipping Barnet
St Mark’s, Barnet Vale
St Stephen’s, Bells Hill.
The church was founded in 1840 and is now a Grade II listed building. It is on the northern fringe of the London Borough of Barnet, close to the boundary with Hertfordshire, of which historically it was part.
Our postcode is EN5 3JF
St Peter’s during the inter-war years of the 20th century (Barnet Museum Archive)
Please look at the drop-down menu (top left) for a list of contents or follow relevant links on this page.
Click here for a general introduction to our church and its history:
www.stpetersarkley.com/about-our-church.html
Click here for a general introduction to our church and its history:
www.stpetersarkley.com/about-our-church.html
Arkley magazine
online
www.stpetersarkley.com/arkley-magazine-home-page.html
Click here for July 2020 issue:
drive.google.com/file/d/1DZuBFFdBPlkW7xUYb6oOpCKDpE7MaMRS/view
online
www.stpetersarkley.com/arkley-magazine-home-page.html
Click here for July 2020 issue:
drive.google.com/file/d/1DZuBFFdBPlkW7xUYb6oOpCKDpE7MaMRS/view
Click to open @ stpetersarkley
The Parish of Chipping Barnet Team Magazine for June/July has been published online
www.barnetparishchurch.org.uk/files/?m=1640&s=1&l=
www.barnetparishchurch.org.uk/files/?m=1640&s=1&l=
Click here for our commitments to protect people involved in church activities and for contacts if you are concerned about someone:
www.stpetersarkley.com/safeguarding.html
www.stpetersarkley.com/safeguarding.html
ARKLEY images
In addition to photographs of St Peter’s and our activities, past and present, this site contains probably the largest online collection of vintage and more recent images of Arkley and its environs. Go to the drop-down menu for a list of galleries or click here:
www.stpetersarkley.com/gallery-4-arkley-images.html
In addition to photographs of St Peter’s and our activities, past and present, this site contains probably the largest online collection of vintage and more recent images of Arkley and its environs. Go to the drop-down menu for a list of galleries or click here:
www.stpetersarkley.com/gallery-4-arkley-images.html
