St Peters Church, Humberston
St Peters Church, Humberston
St Peters Church, Humberston
The church and manor house form a small oasis in what has now become a suburban area on the edge of Grimsby and Cleethorpes. A monument to Matthew Humberston, 'born in London, who by diligence and application early advanced to several places of trust and profit in the custom house' tells how the simple brick nave was built for £1000. A tablet in the wall outside, beneath the east window, commemorates 'Mr John Nash - late of London, master carpenter of this church who departed this life Februery ye 14th 1720/21 Aaetatis Suae 72'. Matthew Humberston's armorial bearings, a hatchment, the royal arms and the front date from this period. The tower is 15th century. There are a few traces of St Mary's Abbey which stood on this site until the dissolution.
Sunday Services 8:30am
10:30am


6:30pm




10:30am
 Holy Communion
Sung Eucharist
2nd Sunday Parade
4th Sunday Mattins
Evensong
4th Sunday United Service alternating in Chapel at 6pm Church at 6:30pm
Sunday School in C of E school every Sunday during term time
Thursday 10:00am
7:30am		 Holy Communion
Holy Communion on Major Saint days
Baptisms, Funerals and Weddings by arrangement
Extract taken from "A Guide To The Anglican Churches In Lindsey"
published by South Ormsby Group Of Parishes
Copyright is acknowledged
Top of Page Home Page