As the city celebrates the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps this month, St. Peter’s invites you to learn more about these patriots and their service to the country.
All are welcome at this weekly celebration of the Holy Eucharist each Tuesday at noon.
The starting point of all theology is awe at the natural world. Being part of and yet having dominion over creation is what makes human beings uniquely in the image of God. Join us on Zoom every Wednesday morning for "All Things Bright and Beautiful: Creation Bible Study and Prayer." This special morning prayer will continue through the end of the November, as part of St. Peter's celebration of Creation Season.
The St. Peter’s Food Cupboard provides free food to all every Saturday from 8-10 a.m.
As part of our celebration of All Saints' Day, we will worship together at one service on Sunday, November 2.
Have you ever thought you might like to serve in some way during the Sunday services or join one of our many fellowship groups? There are all sorts of ways to do so. After our worship service on November 2, stick around to attend our Ministry Fair in the churchyard!
The St. Peter’s Choir joins the choir of the Church of the Holy Trinity Rittenhouse for an All Souls’ Evensong on Sunday, November 2.
All are welcome at this weekly celebration of the Holy Eucharist each Tuesday at noon.
The St. Peter’s Book Group meets the first Tuesday of each month.
The starting point of all theology is awe at the natural world. Being part of and yet having dominion over creation is what makes human beings uniquely in the image of God. Join us on Zoom every Wednesday morning for "All Things Bright and Beautiful: Creation Bible Study and Prayer." This special morning prayer will continue through the end of the November, as part of St. Peter's celebration of Creation Season.