St Peter's Church
Bromyard was once an important ecclesiastical centre, with St Peter’s founded on the site of an earlier Anglo-Saxon church. Early records show there was a minster on the site around 840AD. However few traces of this remain: notably a carving of St Peter holding the keys to heaven and a consecration stone in a circle, above the south door through which you will have entered the church. Both of these are thought to have come from the earlier Saxon church. Otherwise the building you see today dates back to the late 12th Century.
We are showing an exhibition called 'Drawn to Imperfection' featuring the work of artist, David Nevard.
'Drawn to Imperfection' is both a book and exhibition offering an engaging invitation into the story of the Bible. As you meet 21 characters from scripture and experience a creative re-telling of their story, there is the opportunity to explore through their eyes a deeper understanding of the heart of God.
