Office Hours
Weeky in-person Sunday services of Holy Eucharist will continue at 10:00 a.m. Additional 8:15 a.m. services will occur beginning at a later date.
Reservations are requred. Please call the office for your seating arrangements. 987-2760.
Those who attend in person services, must observe all current rules and regulations for observances of wearing masks and performing sanitation procedures prior to entering the church. Supplies are at each entrance.
The office is open by appointment only from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., Monday thru Thursday.
Coffee Half-Hour
Coffee Half-Hour
9:30 a.m.
Parish Hall
Connecting with St. Peter's
Join the weekly Brown Bag Theology Book Discussion via Zoom on June 15, 2021 at noon to experience
BIBLE WOMEN: All Their Words and Why They Matter
The sessions are led by Mtr. Keila Thomas, and you can munch your lunch while joining in the debate from the safety of your own home!
Come! Listen! Discuss! ... and Learn!
Check e-NEWS for connections to this weekly discussion.
AS ALWAYS, EVERYONE WELCOME!
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At St. Peter's it all begins at the table.
At the table we are greeted with familiarity, regaled in nostalgia, bought to tears by others' pain, and revived back to life by the grace of God. As our lives revolve around the tables in our own homes, our lives at St. Peter's revolve around the Eucharist. We are beginning our 188th year around the table, and looking forward to the next 189 years to come.
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