About: Rick Peach

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Rick Peach was the vicar who officiated at the Easter Sunday service at St. Saviour's Church in April 2009. He encouraged people to bring their animals to the service, and Simon Barlow took his rabbit, Leanne. However, Blanche Hunt was not amused after she had trodden in dog excrement and accused Rick of using the animals as an excuse to enhance his congregation. Sophie Webster revealed that she wanted to be christened by Rick as he had bought Jesus into her life.

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rdfs:label	Rick Peach
rdfs:comment	Rick Peach was the vicar who officiated at the Easter Sunday service at St. Saviour's Church in April 2009. He encouraged people to bring their animals to the service, and Simon Barlow took his rabbit, Leanne. However, Blanche Hunt was not amused after she had trodden in dog excrement and accused Rick of using the animals as an excuse to enhance his congregation. Sophie Webster revealed that she wanted to be christened by Rick as he had bought Jesus into her life.
dcterms:subject	Clergy Coronation Street characters Clergy 2010 minor characters Coronation Street characters 2010 minor characters 2009 minor characters 2009 minor characters
Number of Appearances	2(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	2009-04-12(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Rick Peach
Played By	Nick Caldecott
Last Appearance	2010-12-24(xsd:date)
Occupation	Vicar
abstract	Rick Peach was the vicar who officiated at the Easter Sunday service at St. Saviour's Church in April 2009. He encouraged people to bring their animals to the service, and Simon Barlow took his rabbit, Leanne. However, Blanche Hunt was not amused after she had trodden in dog excrement and accused Rick of using the animals as an excuse to enhance his congregation. Sophie Webster revealed that she wanted to be christened by Rick as he had bought Jesus into her life. On Christmas Eve, 2010, he conducted a carol/memorial service at the viaduct end of Coronation Street, less than one month after the tram crash had taken the lives of four people. He spoke of the hope that people needed at such a time, led the singing and stood aside as Ken Barlow read out a poem to mark the occasion. The service was interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Tracy Barlow, newly released from Redford Prison.

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