This is final Sunday to participate in our Summer Blessings Tree! The Tree benefits two outreach ministries – St. Peter’s...
The St. Peter’s Guild is collecting gently used items for the November Estate Sale. You may drop off items outside the attic door on the 2nd...
St. Peter's is responding to our community's need for storm relief by collecting donations for the KIPP Wellness Center, which serves many...
This summer, St. Peter's is partnering with Hawthorn Leadership School for a July Back to School Supply Drive! Throughout the month of July, we will be collecting school supplies (supply list below) in the narthex and church office. The last day...
We need your help in the kitchen! On just one Sunday morning in May or June, will you don an apron to keep the bacon sizzling at St. Peter’s this spring? Give it a try! You may just find your new favorite way to serve at St. Peter's!...
Our Saturday morning devoted to the pre-Easter beautification of the church campus has moved to April 9, from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. Of course, coffee and donuts will still be served. BYOGG (gardening gear!).
If you are seeking a way to help Ukrainians in the midst of war, there are many NGO’s you can support. One to consider is Episcopal Relief and Development, which is working with Anglican agencies and other partners in Europe to provide...
Lent Madness 2022 The Saintly Smackdown is Back! For the thirteenth year running, people are gearing up for Lent Madness, the beloved “saintly smackdown!” Join in the fun at St. Peter’s! To participate in our 6th annual St...
In a newly reimagined network of diocesan convocations, St. Peter’s is now a member of the Emery Washington Convocation. As the new year begins, our new Convocation is seeking a lay leader to serve in the role of Warden, alongside a clergy...
A sincere thank you to all who donated gifts to this year’s Giving Tree! Hundreds of gifts and needed items were sent to those in need. Because of your generosity, we were able to help our Outreach Ministry Partners give their clients a...
