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During our Fall Town Hall meeting, some of the members in attendance requested that additional information on several topics be made available prior to the November 10 Annual Meeting. What follows is some detail about constitutional changes, the feasibility study for the proposed mission campaign and about our heating and cooling system needs. Should you…
Read sermons from our leaders, view videos, get devotions, or learn about upcoming events at St. Peter’s.
“ The next day John again was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he exclaimed, “Look, here is the Lamb of God!” The two disciples heard him say this, and they followed Jesus. ” — (John 1:35-37, NRSV) Today’s gospel opens with further reflection on Jesus’ baptism. He is the…
Winter is a great time to enjoy a retreat. There are opportunities for building relationships, learning new things, and growing in faith. St. Peter’s Annual Women’s Retreat Join us for our annual pilgrimage to Camp Kirchenwald. This year we will be focusing on Spiritual practices that you can use at home. This retreat is a…
New Day Sermon Baptism Of Our Lord What does it mean to be alive? To be really alive. What does it mean to live life well? Our Biblical witness has a few suggestions…
Today we remember the Baptism of our Lord. Most of us, I assume have been baptized. I was four when I was baptized. Before my mother remarried, I attended a Mennonite church with my grandmother, a denomination that practiced believer’s baptism, usually in the teenage years. My mother and I joined Christ Lutheran church in…
New Day Sermon Christmas 2 Sometimes we need an outside perspective. How is God inviting you to see from this totally other point of view?
“But to all who received him, who believed in his name, he gave power to become children of God.” –John 1:12 In Sunday’s Bible readings we are reminded that we are claimed and called as children of God. God creates family not because we are God’s blood relatives, but through adoption. In baptism we are…
