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TO PLAY
TO SERVE
TO LEARN
TO WORSHIP
“To Work and Pray and Give for the Spread of His Kingdom.”
To us, this pledge means that work is one of the ways of knowing God and sharing that relationship with others, so we look for ways to serve the community in which we are fortunate to live.
TO SERVE
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NO DOUBT THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD
TO LEARN
Scripture is the foundation of our faith and the way the Word has been shared through the generations. Sunday at St. Peter’s is a punctuation mark, because our worship services themselves have readings built into them, and sermons usually stem from the Gospel reading appointed for that day.
That’s the start of conversations we enjoy, rather than the finish of a lesson, because in some ways we are exploring together. Scripture, tradition, and discernment run through our spiritual practice. Discernment means that together we come to know God’s will for us better and better as time goes on.
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TO WORSHIP
“Those Episcopalians have got ceremony down pat.”
Every Sunday, St. Peter’s celebrates the sacrament of Holy Communion. It’s a church service that traces back to Christ’s instructions to, “Do this in remembrance of me.” It’s called Communion because it joins us together with each other and all that came before us.
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Recreation is Part of the Plan
TO PLAY
We look for things to celebrate, and when we find them, we’ve got just the place. In fact, we are blessed with some of Harrisonville’s best facilities for getting together.
Part of our Christian life at St. Peter’s is to enjoy fellowship and recreation. In fact, every Sunday after church most of us stroll next door to Spencer Hall for some coffee and kindly prepared refreshments. It’s a time when we can bring what we just heard into our lives with our friends and neighbors. And it’s fun.
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He is risen! Happy Easter!
Good Friday offering, Bishop Fields' annual visit to St. Peter's on February 24, the search for full-time Clergy, St. Peter's new website, and more.
