Luke 2:49

“Why were you searching for me?” he asked. “Didn’t you know I had to be in my Father’s house?”

There’s a Place for Every Kid

at St. Peter’s


Beginning Sunday, September 20 at 9:30 a.m.

A new program year is beginning at St. Peter’s, and we have something for children and youth of all ages. Our programs are places where kids can ask questions, share their ideas, explore faith, and grow together.

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Our Mission

The mission of St. Peter's Church is to share the love of God through worship, Christian formation, and reaching out to those in need in the community.

The presence, sounds and activities of children are welcome in our service! In the back of the church are activity packets for children to use in the pews. They are located on the bottom shelf of the Mende George Lending Library.

The ushers will direct you. All are welcome!

GOD'S GRACE IS NOT FAIR AT ALL

"We humans develop a finely tuned radar for fairness at an early age. Before we can add two plus two, we can measure the number of cookies on a plate and determine, down to the crumb, whether someone else got more.

If you grew up watching A Charlie Brown Christmas, you may remember Sally Brown's lengthy letter to Santa which ended with: "But if that's too much to carry, just send cash." When Charlie Brown groans, she snaps, "All I want is my fair share. All I want is what I have coming to me."

There it is: the human condition in one cartoon quote.

This fixation with fairness follows us into adulthood. As children, we counted Christmas gifts. As adults, we count opportunities, recognition, wealth, power, and possessions.

Our culture reinforces this, propelled by economic disparity, unabashed political corruption, and injustice woven into systems meant to protect us.

It's no wonder our fairness radar is constantly pinging like a smoke alarm with a dying battery."

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