This old and beautiful church, of medieval origin dates from the 13th century and is Grade 1 listed.  It holds a unique place in the county, and its contents are of great historical interest. Medieval stained glass, linen fold pews from 1560, a working clock over 400 years old, a mid Victorian organ recently completely refurbished are just a few of its assets. These features survive today because, fortunately, no restoration was carried out during the Victorian era. At Christmas 2019, St. Peter's increased its peal of bells to six.

Sunday services include Holy Communion, Morning Prayer and All Age Worship, each followed by tea and coffee.  There is a mid-week daytime informal Communion Service on the fourth Wednesday of each month and a Beta Bible Basics group which regularly meets in a local home.

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'Little Angels'  is a group for babies, pre-school children and their adults with songs, stories from the Bible and playtime with juice and biscuits. It is held in church at 2pm on the first Thursday of the month in term time and all are very welcome. 

Working-parties made up of volunteers from the village continue to work hard to tackle maintenance projects in the old churchyard.