Join us at St. Peter’s to learn more about food insecurity. We will host two Sunday morning events featuring two local women who are champions for social justice. Part 1: Food Sovereignty & Empowerment - A Vision for Ending Hunger 10 a.m. Sunday, January 28 Featuring Reverend Carolyn Clarene Cavaness, Pastor of Bethel AME Church […]
What happens if we, like Christ, do not ignore the grief in our lives and our world, but instead journey through it, together?
What happens if we, like Christ, do not ignore the grief in our lives and our world, but instead journey through it, together?
What happens if we, like Christ, do not ignore the grief in our lives and our world, but instead journey through it, together?
Are you new to St. Peter’s? Join us at Coffee & Conversation, an opportunity for you to ask questions and for us to get to know you better.
St. Peter's has joined 22 other Episcopal congregations in becoming a Rainbow Initiative Congregation.
Learn more about a new St. Peter's ministry called Whip, Splatter, Stir - A Cooking Club for People with Parkinson's Disease.
St. Peter's parishioners just returned from a four-day Civil Rights pilgrimage. Come to learn more about the trip, their experiences and interactions.
Learn more about a new St. Peter's ministry called Whip, Splatter, Stir - A Cooking Club for People with Parkinson's Disease.
Come learn about Thistle Hills, is a ministry of the Diocese based in Coatesville that serves women who are survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction that deserve a second chance at life.