This is a simple service of prayer and reflection, a time to acknowledge our sadness and pain, to remember those we love who have died, and to offer it all to our great sign of hope, the Holy Child of Bethlehem.
In the Anglican tradition, the four Sundays of Advent focus on four important themes in the Christian life: hope, peace, joy, and love.
We invite you to a meaningful gathering as we come together to explore social justice and advocacy at St. Peter’s.
Come for nourishment of your soul, leave with practices to sustain it in the midst of parish leadership, all in the winter beauty of Upper Bucks County.
We invite you to a meaningful gathering as we come together to explore social justice and advocacy at St. Peter’s.
Join us for the 10-week course "Why Church?" where we’ll delve into the vital connection between individual discipleship and church belonging.
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.
Join us for the 10-week course "Why Church?" where we’ll delve into the vital connection between individual discipleship and church belonging.
This is a crucial opportunity to gain knowledge, ask questions, and explore how we can be part of a faith-driven response to the immigrant crisis.
Join us for our monthly meeting in the Parish House on Sunday, February 23, following the 11 AM Worship Service.