About

With the growth and development of Cricklewood, a new St Peter’s church was established in the late 1800s. First, a small tin hut building, and then later in 1891, a Victorian style church, St Peter’s was established to accommodate the growing population. The parish blossomed and the church experienced and benefitted from various seasons of growth. A church hall was added in 1910. The main parish church on Cricklewood Lane eventually became structurally unsound and was demolished in the 1970s. The parish was also facing challenges, with a decline in numbers as populations changed. Eventually St Peter’s was closed and the church buildings were sold with a small remnant group meeting at other rented locations.

Since that time, there have been various attempts to re-start St Peters. The parish of St Peter’s is now officially combined with St John’s West Hendon.

If you would like to join in, support in prayer, ask a question or be part of shaping this new church community, then get in touch with the minister for St Peter’s, Glyn Jones (contact details below).

glyn@stpetersnw2.org.uk

WhatsApp: 07531629100

For those who like a traditional service and would like to meet the wider church family, we meet at St John’s on a Sunday at 9:30am.