The Parish of Frimley

St Peter’s is a welcoming, lively, inclusive and growing church.  We have a wide variety of worship, catering for different ages and temperaments, giving many opportunities for learning and fellowship.  We welcome the participation of all members of the church from oldest to youngest, and aim to help everyone enter into a personal relationship with God through Christ.  Clergy are always available and welcome requests from anyone for visits, prayer or home communions.

Situated on the junction of Church Road and Frimley Green Road the present church of St Peter’s, built in 1837, replaced earlier buildings that had stood on roughly the same site for centuries.  Especially interesting features of the present church are the balcony which runs around three sides of the interior, the stained glass windows and the carillon of bells which ring out every week.  The Suffragette Ethel Smythe famously preached from the pulpit.

The extensive churchyard contains the graves of Admiral Sturdee, the painter John Frederick Lewis and well-known American writer Bret Harte.  The Parish Hall, adjacent to the church, provides an excellent venue for many local community and private activities, assisting the church in its desire to serve the locality and build relationships with local residents.