The Perkiomen Trail from Synder Road Trailhead to Lower Perkiomen Valley Park. This is an 18 mile walk that will benefit St. Peter’s Food Pantry. This pantry has been helping the food insecure for over 17 years and provides a hot meal every other Saturday as well as fresh vegetables, fruit, dairy, meat and non-perishable food to the community. The Chester County Food Bank helps to fund this pantry, we cannot do it alone. If you would like to walk part of the trail or the entire 18 mile trail, please contact Carolyn Rogers at feldspar_3@msn.com and she will guide […]

Ready for a fun evening?! BYOB to our Jamaican Dinner Fundraiser on June 17. Free babysitting for children under 12, provided by Catherine Wenger and friends. See the attached flyer for details. Families and children welcome! Flyer

County Children‛s Choir (C4) allows youth to sing with and befriend fellow vocalists from other elementary and middle schools across Chester County. This opportunity to express in an emotionally safe space leads to stronger group ties and a sense of community. C4 performs a diverse repertoire of choral music, broadening students‛ understanding of different cultures, religions, and genres. When exploring songs from different cultures, we are given opportunities to navigate into different worlds and learn about others. We may also be invited to challenge the cultural and ethnic stereotypes that were previously learned, and ultimately, see changes within ourselves.

Welcome to Realm. Learn how to login to Realm from the church website. Create and/or edit your church profile. View your history of financial contributions and learn how to make online reoccurring online payments. If you have an iPhone or Android, you can also download the corresponding apps.

Saint Peter’s Church is Sponsoring a Summer Lunch Program For Children and we are seeking VOLUNTEERS TO STAFF THIS EFFORT.     PROGRAM DETAILS: Meals prepared by the Great Valley School District Meals distributed at Barkley School and Sacred Heart School Cafeteria Time Commitment: Weekdays 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM If you have interest in volunteering or would like to know more about the program, please contact Gary Russell. We will need your name and email address as you will be notified of a volunteer meeting May 3, 2017, 7:00 PM at Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church. Summer Lunch Program Flyer. THANK YOU!

Please join us for St. Peter’s First Annual Community Eco-Forum on Sunday, April 23rd, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. here at the church. The event will feature community speakers with inspiring messages and ideas for healing the earth. Guest speakers include Dr. Ana M. Negrón, Rabbi Sultar and Dr. Carol Armstrong. There will be hands-on projects for young environmentalists and a teen screening of relevant and captivating earth themed documentaries. Light vegetarian snacks will be served following activities. Flyer. Dr. Ana M. Negrón – “Our Plate: slowing global warming with taste” Rabbi Sultar – “The Earth is the Lords: Faith Perspectives […]

St. Peter’s is home to many “good cooks” and our cooks are once again asked to prepare meals for St. Mary’s Shelter. We are scheduled for Monday, April 10 to Friday, April 14. Please don’t think you have to cook alone, ask a friend or relative to join you or even make this a family effort. Contact Jan Wier to participate in this outreach of St. Peter’s Church.

St. Peter’s member and guitarist, Trevor Gordon Hall, sets himself apart by leaving no physical aspect of the guitar untouched and weaving together different textures into grand, yet intimate, lyrical compositions. His blend of each sound does not overcomplicate, but focuses on utilizing the instrument’s fullest creative and compositional potential.

Livestream Briefing and Conversation with Noah Bullock, Executive Director Cristosal on March 28th at 10 AM. This is a unique opportunity to hear updates from Noah about Cristosal’s programming and how the changes in immigration policy are affecting things on the ground in El Salvador. See the attached flyer with instructions on how to join this live briefing on March 28. Invitation.

During the service, there will be an opportunity for each of us to offer our concerns and desires for reconciliation. To participate, there will be paper and pencils to jot down whatever is in your heart, and then bring that to the front of the church to place in a container to be burned. Special prayers and music for forgiveness and reconciliation will be included in the service.