God bless you! Join us for this September 5, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will share the sermon, “Don’t Sweat the Petty Things.” Our lay liturgist, Ralph Westendorf, will read more from the Letter of James. The first Sunday of the month is when we share the sacrament of Holy Communion, so please have a piece of bread or cracker nearby, and some wine or grape juice in order to participate.

God bless you! Join us for this August 29, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will share the sermon, “Those Tough Stains.” We will hear the New Testament lesson from the Epistle of James (1:17-27). Our lay liturgist is Barbara Clarke, and Pastor Amanda offers prayers and the Word for All Ages.

God bless you! Join us for this August 15, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will offer the sermon, “You Have Chosen Wisely.” We will hear the story of Solomon becoming the King of Israel in 1 Kings 2:10-12, 3:3-14. Our lay liturgist is Jay Tiede.

God bless you! Join us for this August 8, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will share the sermon, “Onlyism.” We will hear the teachings of Jesus from John 6:41-51. Rev. McEvilly will read Psalm 34:1-8.

God bless you! Join us for this August 1, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will share the sermon, “Good to the Last Drop.” We will hear the story of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well. Our lay liturgist is Bob Maxwell, who will share Psalm 100. The first Sunday of the month is when we share the sacrament of Holy Communion, so please have a piece of bread or cracker nearby, and some wine or grape juice in order to participate.

God bless you! Join us for this July 18, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will share the sermon, “H2OLY.” We will hear the story of first Christian baptisms from Acts 2. Our lay liturgist is John Lothian.

God bless you! Join us for this July 4, 2021 St. Peter’s Sunday Web Worship service. Dr. Wolf will share the sermon, “The Declaration of Interdependence.” We will hear the story of creation from Genesis 1. Our lay liturgist is Greg Felten, who will read the sending of the twelve from Mark 6:1-13. The first Sunday of the month is when we share the sacrament of Holy Communion, so please have a piece of bread or cracker nearby, and some wine or grape juice in order to participate.