sundays
Join us in person
8:00 AM Eucharist
Spoken (no music), about 45 minutes, from The Book of Common Prayer, 1979 Rite II
10:15 AM Eucharist
Includes choral and organ music as well as children’s programs for about 70 minutes, from The Book of Common Prayer, 1979 Rite II
FAQs
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Our services follow the liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer, featuring music (10:15 AM only), readings from Scripture, a 15-minute sermon, and Holy Communion. We have a printed worship booklet that will include everything you need to know. The 8 AM service is 45 minutes and 10:15 AM is about 70 minutes. Everyone is welcome to approach God’s table.
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Come as you are! You'll see everything from casual wear to business attire. What matters is that you're here. Choir, clergy, and lay ministers wear vestments or robes.
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When you turn into Saint Peter’s, there is parking in front of the church to accommodate those with reduced mobility and for visitors. The majority of our parking is in the back of the campus. You can access it by following the drive to the back of the campus and then walk into the church through doors nearest to the playground. Signage and greeters will be present to direct you.
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Absolutely! We have a nursery for babies through age 4 starting at 10 AM. Children ages 5-12 process out to a Godly Play story and return to the service during the peace. Kids are always welcome in any of our services as equal members of God’s church!
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Yes! We welcome people from all backgrounds and faith journeys or no faith at all. A majority of our members did not come from the Episcopal Church, but might have been Roman Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian or Lutheran.
get involved
New to the Episcopal Church?
Want to learn more about Saint Peter’s, The Episcopal Church, or discover how to get more involved? Join our four-part newcomers class, held on Sundays at 11:45 AM in the fall and in the spring.
Newcomers Class
Small Groups are our best way to deepen connection and find companions on our spiritual journey. They run for five sessions in the fall and five sessions in the spring. Groups are facilitated by fellow parishioners and organized around your schedule.
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Confirmation Preparation
Confirmation is a sacramental rite where we express a mature commitment to Christ, and receive strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer and the laying on of hands by a bishop. It is also how we formally join the Episcopal church. Confirmation is open to anyone 13 and older and follows a 5-session discussion series, scheduled based upon the date of the bishop’s visit.
Wednesday Bible Study is open to anyone, regardless of prior study, to join a conversation between our lives and the texts we call Holy. Wednesday Bible Study meets at 10:30 AM on Wednesdays. Bibles are provided if you don’t have one.
Working People’s Bible Study provides a space for bible study at the intersection of busy lives. Oriented toward people unavailable during the week and open to everyone, Working People’s Bible Study offers podcast- and video-based resources to be digested during the week and discussed together on Sundays. WPBS runs for certain liturgical seasons with breaks in-between.
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