In an abundance of caution and under the advisement of medical professionals, all activities at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church are temporarily suspended.
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During this time when we are separated physically, we want to be sure to stay connected with you digitally! Please visit https://www.stpeterslutheran.org/covid-19/ for all of the latest news on how we can be church together during this time. The April Herald is now available for download and includes information about our modified Holy Week services. Happy Easter!…
St. Peter’s children’s ministry continues in a new way. Each week the children in your life can check out a Bible story and lesson. We will be offering short Sunday School lessons for kids through 4th grade using an educational platform known as Nearpod. You can download the app for free on your phone or…
Beginning this Monday, Pennsylvania saw a lot of changes in response to Covid-19. Among those changes, students didn’t go to school. This change has brought about A LOT of changes at home. We found out that our daughter wasn’t going back to school this week over the weekend. Our daughter is a kindergartner and is…
In the following video message, Presiding Bishop of the ELCA Elizabeth Eaton offers words of encouragement to our communities of faith in this difficult time. This is an opportunity for us to pause and reflect, to breathe, and to think about what it means to be the body of Christ. Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton Let…
Following the advice of church leadership in our synod, church staff, and lay leadership within the congregation, St. Peter’s will be suspending all activities including all Sunday morning worship and education, Preschool, and gatherings at the church. This hiatus of large gatherings will be in effect beginning Saturday March 14 and continuing for two weeks,…
You might be wondering how St. Peter’s is responding to concerns about the coronavirus and the flu this season. The Safe Church task force offers some recommendations on ways we can be church together. In order to help prevent transmission of the flu, colds and other viruses, the Safe Church task force has purchased 4…
St. Peter’s presents a Hymn Festival entitled “No Darkness at All” Saturday, February 22nd at 7pm. The evening will be a celebration of hymnody and theologically-centered readings from the Bible and other sources centered around the theme of God’s light shared with God’s people and the whole world. Hymn festivals are a development from the…
The following are questions asked by St. Peter’s members who were at the January 26 Meet & Greet with Richie and Rachel Musser. The questions are listed in the order they were asked during the session. Answers were provided by Richie Musser. Q: You make mention that you hope to interview a number of people…
