St. Peter’s will be hosting a blood drive in the Sanctuary on Thursday April 27.

Your voice and observations are needed in a focus group Sunday April 21, 10:45am. In 2022 St. Peter’s took part in an extensive “Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations” project and received a national report. This is part 2 of the project. What do you feel has the ongoing impact of the pandemic on church life here at St. Peter’s? The focus group will take 1 hour and will again be facilitated by Laura Gilbertson from the University of Minnesota. It will be held in the Discipleship Room.

On April 9th, Orange Fox Photography will be coming to St. Peter’s to take school pictures. Each student’s photo will be taken during the school day and you will have the option to buy prints as soon as they become available.

We invite you to join us Sunday morning at 9:30am. When we hear the Red Letters spoken from the empty tomb everything is now changed! After our 40 Day Red Letter Challenge these words will hold new meaning and significance for all who gather. They are words of life; of hope; of peace; of a future for you and me.

In the midst of His suffering, Christ didn’t say much. But each of His statements, as he hung there on the cross, were powerful. Through the years we have cherished and recalled these statements that have to do with our salvation. We will sit around the cross together as we remember those words recorded in red in the Bible from the cross.

In the midst of His suffering, Christ didn’t say much. But each of His statements, as he hung there on the cross, were powerful. Through the years we have cherished and recalled these statements that have to do with our salvation. We will sit around the cross together as we remember those words recorded in red in the Bible from the cross.

Join Jesus and the disciples in the garden following the Lord Supper where he prays. Do you remember what He said to them?

Join us in the Gym on Tuesday evenings for our Fall Points Racing Season launching October 10. We race 10:1 scale remote control lipo battery cars. The community is welcome - bring friends! 6yrs to 16yrs. We start with a brief theme for the night then rotate in groups for racing, corner marshaling, auto theory, and pit stops. Bring your own car or race ours. There is no charge to participate.

Join us on Ash Wednesday as we hear our Lord invite us to enter into a restored relationship through confessing our sins. Join us for Lenten Hymns, confession before God, the imposition of ashes, and the assurance of forgiveness through Christ. Service will be held in the sanctuary at 6:30pm, Wednesday, February 14.

How are we doing on our 7-year Strategic Plan? Monitor progress on our Annual Ministry Plan! Learn about new ways to volunteer. Hear some ministry stats… Come learn about St. Peter’s with some updates in finances, ministry areas, and our vision for the future. It is a Church update about you! Sunday, February 11 at 10:45am in the sanctuary. All are welcome to attend.

We love our St. Peter’s families – and we know parents are the ones who hold it all together. We would like to encourage you and say “Thank you” and “You are doing an amazing job”.

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As you look through the window of the New Year, our desire at St. Peter's is to help you see 2024 clearly. Not to see the year ahead as a dried up, hopeless desert. Rather, to look through the window and see the life and blessings that the Lord provides for your future days ahead. Welcome to the blessings of 2014!

Using live theatre and life vocational skills to serve young adults with disabilities.

Join us Christmas Eve morning at 9:30am as we celebrate the birth of our Savior with classic Christmas hymns. If you are unable to join us in person, we invite you to join us on our livestream!

You are invited to lunch and an Advent video Wednesdays at noon.

Join us for a festive night of dinner, and crafts followed by “classroom n’ treat”! Kids (as well as adults) are welcome to wear costumes as each classroom distributes some goodies.

National Good Neighbor Day is September 28. In 1978 then-President Jimmy Carter signed a nationwide proclamation to promote the idea of good neighboring. Take advantage of this excuse to talk to your neighbors.