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St Peter & St Paul Parish Church

Discover the historic St Peter & St Paul Parish Church in Stokesley, a welcoming community hub with beautiful architecture.

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St Peter & St Paul Parish Church stands as a historic landmark in the heart of Stokesley, Middlesbrough, offering a blend of architectural beauty and community spirit. With a commendable Google rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars, this venerable church is noted for its beautiful stained glass and a significant tapestry, thoughtfully protected from sunlight. Visitors can appreciate the distinct sections that reveal the church's long history, clearly showing the contrast between its oldest parts and later additions.

Beyond its architectural appeal, the church serves as an active hub for the local community. It regularly hosts popular events such as its monthly Coffee Morning on the first Saturday, where visitors can enjoy delicious cakes and complimentary coffee refills in a relaxed atmosphere, all while supporting the church's ongoing work. The church actively strives to create a welcoming environment for both regular worshippers and newcomers, providing a space for reflection, community gathering, and support.

Visiting Information

Opening hours for St Peter & St Paul Parish Church are not explicitly provided. However, the church is committed to accessibility, featuring wheelchair accessible parking and a wheelchair accessible entrance, ensuring a more inclusive experience for all visitors. Payment options are not specified.

4.4

from 15 reviews

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Showing 5 of 15 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.

Anonymous

4/5

3 years ago

Didn't get a chance to spend much time here. Some beautiful stained glass and a tapestry which is covered for protection from sunlight. Like many churches new sections have been added or rebuilt but you can see quite plainly where the oldest part is. The older cemetery is a short distance away,maybe a 5 to 10 minute walk from church.

Anonymous

1/5

9 months ago

I wouldn’t even give x1 star. Wow! I was baptised CoE. But how unwelcome did I feel. I’m not a natural church goers but I need support. Not a person talked to me. No one made me feel welcomed. As christens, everyone should be ashamed of how I felt leaving the church. I have been elsewhere where I have been welcomed and loved. Shame on you all

Anonymous

5/5

8 years ago

On the 1st Saturday of the month, At Peter & St Paul's Church host a Coffee Morning. Please give it a try as the Cakes are beautiful, plus you get a free re-fill on Cups of Coffee. It's nice and relaxing there, plus you are supporting the local Church. The Farmer's Market is held in the Market Place on the same Saturday (1st) each month. We travel down from Newcastle just for the Farmer's Market and Coffee Morning at the Church.

Anonymous

5/5

a year ago

Booked in for Sunday lunch glad we did food lovely staff spot on and very friendly customers aswell made you welcome so would recommend a visit good selection of ale🍺🍷

Anonymous

4/5

a year ago

Lovely accoustics though take a cushion ad the pews are hard. Only one toilet for a venue this large!