We have implemented a new service on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.  This midweek service will give people who cannot  attend Sunday services a way to participate.  The service will provide a full Eucharist but will offer a different, more informal style of liturgy.   A Healing Service following the rite from the Book of Common Prayer is included in this worship.

  
The Sunday services offer additional worship experiences.  The 8:00 a.m. service is a quiet, traditional service without music.  The 10:00 a.m. service makes use of a more contemporary liturgy with hymn singing, choir and organ music.  On occasion, young people participate in the music and worship.  Both services include a sermon and readings.

Sunday School  which begins to 9:45 a.m. with "circle time" with either Fr. Perry Perine, St. Peter's Rector, or Linda Spector, our organist, and is a fun, relaxed way to give children a foundation in basic Christian beliefs.  Following a brief prayer service, children gather in classes for lessons based on the Episcopal Children's Curriculum.The children join their families in the church at about 10:30 a.m. for the Holy  Communion.

Coffee Hour is always a time of lively conversation over bagels and donuts. 

A Note to Visitors...

Welcome to St. Peter's Church!  If you decide to attend one of our services, we hope you will feel comfortable here, and that your worship experience is meaningful.  During our service, all baptized persons are invited to receive the Holy Communion, regardless of denomination.  If you choose not to receive, you are invited to come to the altar for a blessing.  Please sign the guest book in the foyer.

If you are looking for a church home, we invite you to become part of our parish family.  If you are already an active member of a church, then we ask for your prayers as we work to make the Good News of Jesus Christ known to those around us.