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This world belongs to God, and so do you. As we enter the holiest season of the Church year, may we remember that there is…

Some parishioners have asked about taking communion during this time of physical separation. Learn more about “Spiritual Communion,” an early practice of the Church.

Worrying has been affecting me in ways that are new for me. And, because I’m such an extrovert, I find my comfort and joy in…

When we are not in control, when our judgment is clouded by fear and anxiety, we don’t do our best work and we aren’t at…

As we live through this strange Lenten social fast that nobody wanted, I hope that we can spend some time with the disciples as they…

On the Holy Thursday of this year we will have the opportunity to commit ourselves to Christ-like loving not only within the privacy of our…

We are truly blessed at St. Peter’s with three beautiful buildings and a lovely memorial garden. These facilities provide us with a multitude of work,…

This first Sunday in Lent, March 1, Bishop Porter Taylor will join us for the Parish Hall forum at 9:30 a.m. and to preach at…

This Sunday we celebrate the Rite 13 Liturgy, a rite of passage in our young peoples’ lives, as well as a special occasion for them,…

Join us this Sunday for an awe-inspiring musical experience of Transfiguration. Blending with the organ and choir, King’s pre-recorded sounds create an other-worldly, ethereal quality…

Join us for a Parish Hall Coffee Hour and Congregational Meeting this Sunday, February 16 after the 10:45 a.m. Holy Eucharist in the Parish Hall…

Creation Care begins at home: Let us love our children and our neighbors by taking steps to renew a healthy planet.

A Faith Community Nurse (FCN) is a Registered Nurse who has specialized education in spiritual care and nursing. We are called to this ministry both…

Although we are still at the beginning of Epiphany, the season of Lent will be here before we know it! During Lent, Christians typically choose…

The people of St. Peter’s, Charlotte, will be on retreat at Kanuga March 13-15. If you are reading this, you should plan on being up…

On this Feast of the Baptism of our Lord, may we remember our identity as Beloved children of God, redeemed in the waters of baptism…

Christian formation is one of the most important things that we do as members of St. Peters. We are all familiar with our robust children…

There are many wonderful aspects of being on the parish retreat at Kanuga. But what sets this apart from any other experience we might have…

Our Advent Procession of Lessons and Carols will be celebrated this Sunday at 5:00 p.m. The choir will process and sing from various places throughout…

Episcopal Relief & Development is The Episcopal Church’s compassionate response to human suffering in the world with a focus on three priorities: Women, Children, and…

We owe it to our friends and neighbors to share with them the good news of Christ through our worship services, our formation programs and…

The first letter to Timothy tells us to do good, to be rich in good deeds, and generous and willing to share. In this way,…

Jesus was a refugee when his parents fled to Egypt in the wake of the “slaughter of the innocents” ordered by King Herod (Matthew 2:13-15).…

At St. Peter’s, through God’s grace, we find so many good things—fellowship, friendship, food, kindness, beauty, comfort, education, warmth, wisdom, music, joy, peace, wonder, and…

Our historic church, built in 1895, stands as the oldest building on North Tryon Street in a city known for having preserved only a few…

This Sunday, our diocesan bishop, the Right Reverend Sam Rodman, will visit St. Peter’s to baptize, confirm, receive, and reaffirm new Episcopalians. During his visit…

Love your neighbor as yourself. Many of us struggle to know how to demonstrate this commandment in our lives. Please join us at the next…

At the same time that we are remembering, sharing, and unpacking the 2019 Youth Pilgrimage in this Sunday’s Forum, we must begin the process of…

We will begin offering Compline at 7:00 p.m. on the first Sunday of the month, beginning October 6. I hope that you will plan to…

St. Peter’s is hosting the Charlotte Area Ultreya from 6:00-7:30 p.m. this Sunday, September 22 immediately after Evensong. Ultreya is a chance to share our…

The Becoming Episcopalian course, beginning this Sunday at 12:30 p.m. in the Library, is an annual class for adults preparing for the sacrament of Confirmation,…

Our identity as Christians is tied to our readiness to serve, heal, proclaim the good news, and to welcome. To advance this vision into a…

We are made for community, and our faith is strongest when it is lived out in community.

This parish is a rock and a steady beacon of God’s love in the heart of Charlotte. Like Peter, we are a symbol of unity…

Fall formation will resume on August 25 and there are many exciting opportunities to learn and grow in your faith over the upcoming months at…

Please join us for the Ministry Fair and Time & Talent potluck luncheon on Sunday, August 25 to learn how you can use your time…

The Pride at St. Peter’s planning team has been hard at work making arrangements for Charlotte’s upcoming Pride celebration on Saturday and Sunday, August 17…

It is my pleasure to welcome Matt Williams as our 2019 Diocesan intern. I am grateful to each member of the staff for their commitment…

Learn ways to become more involved with some of St. Peter’s organizations.

I recently returned from a 10-day pilgrimage with our youth. Our journey to London, Canterbury, Bayeux, Chartres, Normandy, and Paris was a spiritually enriching experience…

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church has a long history of service in the Charlotte community and beyond. In support of the Stewardship Committee’s Time and Talent…

Traveling with a group of people to another land, another culture, is always an adventure, but on a pilgrimage you do so with a common…

This Sunday, the nine members of our 2019 Pilgrim Class, their adult leaders and our Priest-in-Charge will receive the “Gifts of Pilgrimage,” outward and visible…

The Apostle Paul gives us the metaphor of the Body of Christ to represent the Church. As St. Paul so eloquently explains, it takes many…

Join us for this festive and holy day of Pentecost as we rejoice in the presence of the Spirit in our lives and in our…

The beauty of attending church and participating in Christian formation is that this is where we all come to give and receive a regular infusion…

With the Touring Choirs traveling to Tennessee for their domestic tour and the MasterSingers serving as the choir-in-residence at Durham Cathedral in England, there is…

What fruit of the spirit do you see in your neighbors outside of our faith community? What gifts might they offer the Church? As each…

This Sunday, the fourth Sunday of Easter, is often referred to as Good Shepherd Sunday. This year marks the twenty-fifth year of St. Peter’s use…

As we reflect on the profound power and impact of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection, we are called to honor his legacy as a living…

Education for Ministry (EfM): Being a mature adult Christian is less about being able to proclaim the faith with words, and so much more about…