As we look to the future, accessibility is clearly a priority. It’s also a priority right now, and we have been looking for ways to …
The 1834 Legacy Society recognizes individuals who have included St. Peter’s in their wills. These thoughtful gifts will be added to the corpus of …
Throughout 2021, the parish has undertaken several projects from a buildings and grounds perspective. These all center upon Goal 4, Our Home, of our current …
This Sunday we celebrate our parish feast Day, the Confession of St. Peter, at all three services. There’s also a Ministry Fair and a Block …
Will you join us by making an early pledge? Just think what it would mean at this particular time to begin planning a year of …
I’d like to invite you to my recital this Sunday, July 18 at 7:00 p.m., here at St. Peter’s. This recital is part of a …
In the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, the children’s formation approach used here at St. Peter’s, “catechists” nurture the child’s work of “falling in love …
On Pentecost we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit, but the Spirit did not only come in a single moment to a particular group …
The Creation Care Committee at St. Peter’s has felt a strong call to reinvent itself; we have come home to the Social Justice Ministry as …
Beginning this Sunday, pre-registration is no longer required to attend in-person worship at St. Peter’s.
As I begin my role as Director of Stewardship at St. Peter’s, I’ve had a chance to look back at your long history. I’m struck …
Stand in our midst
again, today
enter the circle of our fears
penetrate the darkness of our doubts
meet us where we are
Like that first Easter, resurrection begins in the dark. In the darkest moments, when life seems too hard or when the weight of this world …
Migrant farmworkers have traveled a perilous road to get here. Upon arrival, they encounter broken promises, racism, economic and legal oppression, and constant fear of …
The clergy and staff at St. Peter’s are excited that we are able to begin worshipping in person again, yet we also know many in …
I stand in love and awe for this wonderful creation, and for the people and other creatures who populate it. And taking some sort of …
As we planned for what we knew would be an unusual season, it became clear that Serenade needed to be part of that season. Though …
So much was lost, with little or no time to lament that which was lost. Because of the magnitude of these collective losses, the theme …
Lent is a time to embrace the wilderness. Lent is a season in which we are invited to examine our lives, our relationships with one …
Each of our leaders believes in the importance of reminding our youth that the Good Shepherd loves them. We seek to support their parents’ efforts …
We are approaching a year of being away from our beautifully prepared atria and materials as well as parish traditions and customs. Yet our children …
Since being asked to serve as Senior Warden this year, I have found myself reflecting on what St. Peter’s means to me and why St. …
We are incredibly grateful! Thank you for embracing the White Beard Project and spreading joy in this challenging year.
2020 was a difficult year for all of us and 2021 will come with its own challenges, some ongoing and some new. As we continue …
“When the Song of the Angels Is Stilled” – by Howard Thurman
Our Christmas Pageant is now ready to view. Click here to see it online now.
Christmas reminds us that God comes into the world not with stormy triumph and might, but with quietness, unexpectedly, wrapped in humility and grace. God …
We are excited to offer both in-person and online worship services on Christmas Eve. Below, you will find our schedule of services, including registration links …
As we continue to make our way through this very difficult year, it seems to me that those traditions we hold dear feel more important …
A beloved Charlotte holiday tradition comes directly to your living room this December from The Choir School at St. Peter’s. Streaming on-demand starting December 11, …
I hope we can all take more time this Advent to wait for and watch for God, as He comes to us as Jesus, while …
Our Parish Annual Meeting has been an opportunity to celebrate together the year’s accomplishments, reflect on the year that is past, hear from staff and …
We are excited to introduce the current candidates for the Vestry in 2021! While the deadline for the 2021 Vestry election has been extended through …
As we move into the seasons of Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany, I find myself thinking about children. During Advent, we prepare for the coming of …
Spots are still available for 7th Street Eucharist this Sunday! Register now!
A core component of the 2019–2022 strategic plan is to “deepen St. Peter’s outreach and social justice impact by more precisely focusing grants, engagement, and …
One way we live out our call is through our annual Social Justice & Outreach Grants made to Charlotte-area nonprofit organizations serving the most vulnerable …
One of the staples of life that makes it worth living is the notion of waiting — and anticipating that there must be something beyond …
On this Election Day, let us pray for the nation, for the electoral process, and for those who will be elected to lead.
The ordinary saints, the ones we know,
Our too-familiar family and friends,
As a church community, we will have a unique opportunity in a few weeks to serve some of these neighbors by partnering with the non-profit …
On Sunday, October 25, we will welcome one of our bishops to St. Peter’s, the VI Bishop Suffragan of North Carolina, the Right Reverend Anne …
The spiritual practice of writing is one way to create meaning out of chaos and to discover the Divine presence in the middle of it. …
I am excited to announce that on Sunday, October 18, at 1:00 p.m., we will offer an outdoor service of Holy Eucharist on 7th Street …
Join The Choir School on Wednesday evenings in October as we present a series of Virtual Choir Projects.
The pandemic has made it hard to show our neighbors love, but there is a way for each of us to help: participate in this …
The first forum will be on the theology and neurophysiology of compassion. The second will be on the interrelatedness of health, spirituality, and religion. …
During the darkest parts of our Christian journey, we will need a dedicated disciple of Jesus to patiently wait to hand us bread and fish …
Regard this as a gift; your opportunity to embrace that mandate to “welcome the stranger.” “For it is in giving that we receive; in loving …