St Peter’s Church

Situated in the High Street, to the North of the centre of the village and opposite a tithe barn, St Peter’s Church occupies an imposing position in the village. It is a beautiful old church, parts of which date back some 800 years. The oldest parts, the Chancel and Nave, date from the 13th-Century, the Tower from the 14th-Century and the Porch and South Chapel from the late 14th or early 15th-Century.
As with all buildings of this age, maintenance and repair is an ongoing issue, and major repairs to the Tower stonework have recently been completed, financed by a very successful appeal.
We are part of the Spire Hill Benefice, which includes the parishes of Stalbridge, Stourton Caundle, Purse Caundle and Stock with King’s Stag.
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Services are held every second and fourth Sunday each month at 11.00 am and all are welcome.

Stourton Caundle Parochial Church Council

The PCC, working with the Rector, is responsible for day-to-day church matters, including responsibility for the building itself.
The Council meets five times a year to discuss matters of general concern and importance to the parish, whether they be local issues or those raised by the diocese and the national church, members seeking to represent the views of the wider community. The Council is also responsible for the good upkeep of the Church and churchyard.

Members of St Peter’s Parochial Church Council:

Chairman: Canon Richard Hancock TSSF
Committee Members
Rachel Page
Delia Lord
Jon-Paul Hughes
Jeremy Hughes
Davis Jeanes
John Hedges
Deanery Synod rep
Rachel Page
Hon Treasurer: Jeremy Hughes