
A people called together in Christ, transformed by God’s grace, sent out to serve.
Welcome to Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church!
Whether you’re seeking meaning, growing your faith, or simply curious, there’s a place for you here. Join us in vibrant worship, warm fellowship, inspiring music, and heartfelt community service.
Curious about life at Saint Peters? View the photogallery.
Sunday Worship
8:00 AM – Said Eucharist (Rite I) in the chapel
10:15 AM – Choral Eucharist (Rite II) in the main church, also livestreamed
Christian formation for all ages starts at 9:00 AM (Sept–May), shifting to a Bible study during summer months.
After the 10:15 service: coffee & donuts in the narthex—great for meeting others!

Give us a try!
We are an inclusive community where all people are welcome.
–– Connect
A Community for Everyone
Inclusive and welcoming. Regardless of where you are in life or faith—you're invited.
Intergenerational fellowship. We’re families with young children, students, seniors, singles, and couples gathering together.
Music & worship styles blend tradition with modernity—featuring choir, organ, and contemporary elements .
Come Explore St. Peter’s
Wherever you are on your journey of faith, there is a place for you at St. Peter’s. Join us for worship, faithful classes for children, youth, and adults, and lively music programs. Serve the larger community with us both near and far.

Life at Saint Peter’s
Explore Saint Peter’s through photos featuring events that reflect the life of the parish.
–– Across the Generations
Families are a cornerstone of St. Peter’s
St. Peter’s understands that parents are the primary way children grow in faith. We offer spaces for children and youth to explore the big questions of faith and for parents to support one another in the Christian life. Families are invited to participate in Cornerstone family events.

Support St. Peter’s
Give
St. Peter’s is entirely self-funded. To learn why parishioners support St. Peter’s financially, see the stewardship moments.
–– Serve
Build a better community close at home and far away.
As baptized members of the body of Christ, we inherit Jesus’ role of servant. We’re chosen by God and helped by the Holy Spirit to bring justice to our community and our world. St. Peter’s offers a variety of ways to do God’s work in the world, whether it is ministry in the church, in the local community, or internationally.