“For us the deciding factor for choosing St. Peter’s was the way our family was welcomed by the people of the Parish.” Bob & Glynda Thoms considered getting by without joining a church, when the one they were attending closed, many years ago. With their young daughter still at home then, they thought it best to belong somewhere.

The practical reasons behind choosing St. Peter’s, for Bob & Glynda, included our size and location. “The more emotional factors were the dignity of the Service and the sincerity and friendliness of the fine people we met at St. Peter’s,” they said.

“What we enjoy most is the interaction with the people of St. Peter’s, Bob & Glynda told us. “Sunday Service, coffee hour, participation in activities and even Vestry. Probably these are the things that enrich us the most.

“We think that St. Peter’s, and the Episcopal Church as a whole, offers us and others the opportunity to participate in the journey offered by Christ, and do so in a way that is not opposed to science and reason.” For Bob & Glynda, this made St. Peter’s a kind of “find,” for which they’re grateful. “What we look forward to, is a future for St. Peter’s,” they said.