sunday at Saint Peter’s
April 6, 2025 | Fifth Sunday in Lent
Holy Eucharist Rite I 8:00 a.m. | Holy Eucharist Rite II 10:00 a.m.
Masks are optional at St. Peter’s for those who are fully vaccinated. Please continue to exercise good judgment and sensitivity during your time here; do not ask those who continue to wear masks why this is the case; read body language and social cues carefully and respect any wish for distance. We appreciate your understanding and cooporation as we continue to move forward safely.
Stewardship
Celebratory welcome is what St. Peter’s is all about! Welcoming visitors and regulars alike into beautiful worship, warm hospitality and cheerful celebration. We strive to be a community of joy – prodigal, extravagant, and free – for everyone. As we all walk the path of regathering after CoVid, we hope you will find St. Peter’s a welcoming home.
We ask each member of our congregation to consider the blessings they enjoy and to consider how they can give openly out of their abundance to help support the mission and ministry of this parish with their time, talent, and treasure.
Lent at St. Peter’s
Everything in Between
With Sanctified Art’s 2025 Lent seriers: “We are letting the Gospel of Luke guide us through Lent. Beginning with Jesus setting his face toward Jerusalem (Luke 9:51), this worship series flows through several familiar stories—the Good Samaritan, Mary and Martha, the fruitless fig tree, the Lost Sheep, Zacchaeus, and more. Many of these stories are well-known in both sacred and secular imagination and hold significance in pop culture, church history, politics, and everything in between. Many of these stories are well-known in both sacred and secular imagination and hold significance in pop culture, church history, politics, and everything in between.
As we studied these scriptures, we will see how Jesus’ ministry disrupted the established social, political, and religious divides of his time.When we study these stories in their historical and cultural context, we see how they mirror the divisions many of us experience in our families, churches, and communities today.”
Noon Day Prayer
Begining Wedensday March 12th
12:00 p.m. -12:45 p.m. through the season of Lent
Beginning March 12th, St. Peter’s will offer noonday prayer service on Wednesday during Lent. Meeting at St. Peter’s from 12-12:45 p.m. All are welcome to come for a time of prayer and reflection.