Happy Weekend! As we shelter in place these next two weeks, our delivery system for worship will not change. Please continue to join us on facebook live or watch the replay on the website afterwords. We have had a lot of positive feedback here (although Terra is still tweaking the sound to make it work better together). Bulletins can be found on the website as well. Follow along with the standard Sunday bulletin posted on the site or if you picked one up last week, you've already got it! Have your Songbook and Bible ready, too. If you would still like a St. Peter's Songbook or a printed bulletin, let us know! This coming Sunday, 3/29, we will welcome back Pastor Mark Rydberg another time,
"KEEPING THINGS FAMILIAR" This week, we have been working hard to bring a Sunday worship service that really reinforces our new motto around here: worshipping separately, together, hoping to emphasize the together part. We hope the changes we're making can bring households closer together in faith even though we are all far apart, and when we're finally all together again, our church can be stronger because of it. We are trying something familiar for all of you, our members, this Sunday and for the duration of the worship at home services. We have prepared a bulletin to use every week, and scripture readings and music will be announced. We are sending home a St. Peter's Songbook and one of
All St. Peter's related events are cancelled this week of 3/16/2020. Please contact your group leader for any additional information. WE WILL STILL HOLD a mid-week Lenten worship service on Wednesday evening at 6:30, AND a Sunday morning worship service at 9:00. Please join us via facebook live or see the replay on facebook or our website. Current videos of worship services can be found on our homepage. Older services will be cataloged under the 'about' tab. Bulletins will also be published as a PDF for the current service. At this time, we are not encouraging members to attend worship, but for anyone who comes to worship in person, they will not be turned away. Please sit at a distance from
Dear St. Peter's Family, It seems that in solidarity with our community it is best that we cancel worship and educational opportunities tomorrow. We will offer an abbreviated service on Facebook Live at the regular time tomorrow and post it to the website later in the day. More information will be available later but we wanted you to have this information as soon as possible. May we separately worship together, St. Peter's Staff & Council
COVID-19 Update Letter March 13, 2020 Normally this is where I encourage our members and and visitor to come worship with us! Instead, today I will share the email St. Peter's staff and council sent out yesterday, to those who receive our weekly news emails, on our own COVID-19 update. Please follow the link at the top to see a pdf of the emailed information. Our staff and council are following guidelines and suggestions put out by the CDC, MDH and our Synod on how to proceed with the current health situation and concerns in our state and community. We are working hard to make good decisions for all using these recommendations. As many of you may have already seen, there are churches and pl
We believe that the holy act of singing together shapes faith, heals brokenness, transforms lives, and renews peace. Worship with us this Sunday, the 2nd in Lent! 9:00 am worship with Rev. Emily Carson and music from the choir. Coffee following worship. Around 10:15 Emily Carson will have a talk on congregational vitality and stewardship. Sunday School is on a usual at 10:10. All visitors welcome. About worship this Sunday 3/8: During Lent we journey with all those around the world who will be baptized at the Easter Vigil. In today’s gospel Jesus tells Nicodemus that he must be born of water and Spirit. At the font we are a given a new birth as children of God. As God made a covenant with Ab
