Thank you
We are enormously grateful to Historic England for funding the creation of this website through an Everyday Heritage Grants: Celebrating Working Class Histories.
We are also grateful to The Sussex Record Society for their support also as part of the Mellor Grant Scheme.
The One Moment in Time: Celebrating 200-years of St Peter’s series of events would not have been possible without the generosity of The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the many organisations across Brighton and beyond that have supported to our activities. These include Fruit Media, The MET, Varndean College and BHASVIC.
The time and energy given by many amazing volunteers has been essential to the delivery of our 200-year celebrations. Thank you.
Other key areas
Online Resources
We are extremely grateful to a number of wider resources and organisations that we've been able to rely on to help with our research, collating content and discovering our stories.
Celebrating 200 Years
For two centuries, St Peter’s Church has stood as a symbol of faith, community, and architectural beauty in the heart of Brighton. The church has been a witness to countless moments of joy, reflection, and resilience, serving as a spiritual home for generations. It remains a landmark of the city’s rich heritage.
Filming Our Storytellers
As part of St Peter’s 200 anniversary celebrations, we wanted to discover, capture and share forgotten and untold stories about the church from across generations, with a particular focus on working class histories.
Get Involved
St Peter’s Church has sat at the centre of our city for 200 years. How has it impacted your life?
‘This project is kindly funded by Historic England as part of the Everyday Heritage - Working Class Histories. We are grateful to them for this funding.’