By God’s grace we are building a parish not for ourselves, but for others. Our mission is to build a parish so that those who are seeking Christ as He is understood and worshiped in our Orthodox faith can find Him.

St. Peter Newsletter — February 2, 2016
Sixteenth Sunday of Matthew Lent is approaching and the time to start preparing is now. Lent takes effort,

St. Peter Newsletter — January 26, 2016
Fifteenth Sunday of Luke – The Sunday of ZacchaeusThe Holy and Wonderworking Unmercenaries Cyrus and John The Apostle

St. Peter Newsletter – January 20, 2016
Thirty-first Sunday after Pentecost Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg, Fool-for-Christ Little is known of her early life. Neither

St. Peter Newsletter — January 13, 2016
Saint Anthony the Great is known as the Father of monasticism, and the long ascetical sermon in The Life of St Anthony by St Athanasius (Sections 16-34), could be called the first monastic Rule.
St. Peter Newsletter – January 9, 2016
The Sunday after Theophany

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St. Peter Newsletter — January 2, 2016 – Sunday before Theophany
Theophany (or Epiphany) means shining forth or manifestation. The feast is often called, as it is in the Orthodox service books, Theophany, which means the shining forth and manifestation of God. The emphasis in the present day celebration is on the appearance of Jesus as the human Messiah of Israel and the divine Son of God, One of the Holy Trinity with the Father and the Holy Spirit.

St. Peter Newsletter — December 26, 2015
Christ is Born! Glorify Him! Today is born of the Virgin Him Who holdeth all creation in the hollow of His hand.