Ministries

Faith Works - Food Drive - Military Outreach - St. Andrews Family Shelter

The Seven Sisters Prayer Ministry is a parish-based ministry established for women to live out their vocation of Spiritual Maternity specifically for the assigned priests of the parish. 

St. Peter's Respect Life Committee was formed in 1986 to raise awareness and encourage action on the life issues of abortion, infanticide and euthanasia. Under the direction of the Archdiocesan Respect Life program, our goals are met through efforts involving spiritual, educational, public policy and service activities.

Young at Heart is a ministry targeting, but not limited to, people age 50 and better who get together to pray and enjoy each other's company. Events include games, guest speakers, short trips, sharing meals and fellowship

Grief Minister and Grief Support assistance - Widow / Widower

It is God’s desire that we each experience inner joy and freedom, especially in those areas where we have been hurt in the past. 

Won’t you consider spending a couple hours at the shelter to play games with kids, help with dinner, or be there overnight so a family without a home has a safe space to spend the night? Your help is most appreciated.

Blessed is She will start out by going through the study on the Luminious Mysteries of the Rosary, entitled Beloved.

We at St. Peter's have been given a very special privilege.  We have a consecreated chalice, which has held the Precious Blood of Jesus, to be shared by our parish family and brought into our homes for prayer. 

Are you called to the Secular Franciscan Life? Would you like to give more time to God, but wonder how to do that when your life is so busy? Do you long for holiness, and feel a need for support in growing spiritually? Perhaps your heart has been moved by stories of St. Francis of Assisi, or the Peace Prayer attributed to him, and you are seeking that same holy simplicity, true peace and perfect joy?

Links available that help to serve ministries

The Church of St. Peter has a long tradition of remembering those less fortunate during the holiday season. Our "Giving Trees" are unlit trees located at both church entrances--the "Spirit of Giving" makes them "Bright."