How to Use Zoom
St. Peter’s is using Zoom video conferencing to stay connected and meet in small groups. Are you having trouble using Zoom, or are you wondering how to use it? Step 1: Download Zoom by clicking this https://zoom.us/download For iPhones – the link...
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St. Peter’s in the Midst of the Yellow Fever Epidemic
This special post was written by Libby Browne, a parishioner and historian at St. Peter’s Church. My daughter Katrina and I participated in the streamed March 22, 11 a.m. service at her house in...
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Alleluia! He is Risen!
This Easter will be different for all of us. It will be hard not to be in the same place on Easter morning. However, through the marvels of technology, we hope to be able...
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Is It Rude To Talk About Money?
As we continue in Lent, I hope you’re getting into a rhythm of taking some time each day to put a few coins in your coin bank. This week, I’m wondering how this spiritual...
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This is Not About Feeling Like You Suck
It’s been almost one week since we received our Lenten coin jars. As you reflect on the last several days, I invite you to wonder… What has it been like to commit to taking...
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Photos from the Pilgrimage
Here are some photographs from the pilgrimage to Northern Britain:
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Greetings from Melrose
Tuesday began with an early breakfast and the ferry off Iona a little before 9 o’clock. The memory of evening prayer at the Abbey was still fresh in my mind. There were prayers for...
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One in the Spirit
Today marks one week since we all joined together in Glasgow to begin our pilgrimage. Our group of twelve
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Saying “Thank You” and “Wow”
What the pilgrims saw and experienced on our last day on Iona, causing us to say “thank you” and “wow”
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The Beauty of Creation
Today was a day devoted to the sea – as is often the case when living on an island. In the morning our intrepid scout, Andrew Field, led us on a walk to the...
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