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St. Peter's is committed to establishing relationships - with God and with one another. We believe that relationships are critical in our high-tech/low-touch world and we want to create an environment in which everyone has the opportunity for a life-changing relationship with God.

Daily Bible Readings

Have you ever wondered how to make Bible reading a part of your daily life? There are many ways to do this but one resource for Anglicans is the Daily Office Lectionary beginning on page 450 of the Book of Alternative Services (B.A.S). This resource offers daily Bible readings on a two year cycle.

Of course, not everyone has a B.A.S. at home so, for the convenience of our readers, St. Peter's is pleased to connect you with Forward Movement Daily Reading which provides readings for each day based on the Lectionary.

February and March at St. Peter's

Just a few weeks left to contribute

San Pancho/San Francisco Project for Newborns


This February Rod and Susan Sprange will be heading to Mexico once again and are hoping to have a suitcase full of baby clothing to deliver to the village hospital in San Pancho/San Francisco. New or "as-new" items for babies up to 6-months welcome. What is most needed now is sleepers for the babies to go home in. To learn more about this project see page 11 of the June Elm Leaf.

Lenten Study - Making Sense of the Cross by David Lose

This is St. Peter's third year with David Lose's "Making Sense" series. Using an accessible conversational style, the author intrudes us to what Christians have said about the cross over the last two thousand years and helps us understand what we believe about this central symbol and element of our faith.

Sundays, February 15 and March 1- 29, 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.

Tuesdays, February 17 - March 24, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

To register and order a copy of the book please call the church office at 204-488-8093.

Coming This Spring

Artists submissions accepted until April 3, 2015. Artists Submission Form

If you require a Word version of the submission form please contact St. Peter's office.

Discipleship

Being Sent

Everything changes radically from the moment you know yourself as being sent into this world. . . The change of which I speak is the change from living life as a painful test to prove that you deserve to be loved, to living it as an unceasing "Yes" to the truth of that Belovedness. Put simply, life is a God-given opportunity to become who we are, to affirm our own true spiritual nature, claim our truth, appropriate and integrate the reality of our being, but, most of all, to say "Yes" to the One who calls us the Beloved.

This Month's Discipleship quotes taken from:
Life of the Beloved
Henri J.M. Nouwen

Deepening Spirituality

Christian Meditation

Labyrinth

Season of Christmas

At Christmas we celebrate the Incarnation, God With Us. A child is born who will change the world, not just a tiny corner with a select few of God’s children, but the whole world.