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Fr. Hans speaks about the “New Atheists” on ‘Ancient Faith Today’ [AUDIO]

The “New Atheists” -Fr. Hans is involved in a live, call-in program on Ancient Faith Radio that deals with contemporary issues. From the ‘Ancient Faith Today’ site: Ancient Faith Today

Epiphany Liturgy on Jan 5 at 6pm at St. Paul’s

We will join with St. Paul’s Orthodox Church (get map) on the Eve of Epiphany on January 5, 2012, for Divine Liturgy and the blessing of the waters. Liturgy begins

Catholic Online and the Acton Insitute Publishes Fr. Hans’ Essay

Last week I mentioned an essay I wrote that would be published soon. It was first published on the Acton Institute website and then picked up by Catholic Online. The

Bible Study begins Tuesday, October 25 at 7pm

Our bible study resumes Tuesday, October 25 at 7pm at the home of John and Frieda Hansen (get map). We will continue with the book of John where we left

Supporting our missionary

St. Peter’s sends $25 each month to Michael Pegadus, missionary in Tanzania. Barbara Zeena made the first donation on the month of her birthday. The Copelands, Jarvis and Long Families

Stewardship forms for 2012

Once again it is time to renew our stewardship commitment for next year, 2012. Please prayerfully consider how you can support St. Peter in the coming year. You can download

Christmas Card Sign-Up

Once again you can help sponsor our the St. Peter Parish Christmas card. This is a great way to offer your best wishes to other members of our parish family

Monthy Pot-Luck Fellowship – Sign up now

Our fledgling parish wants more fellowship so we decided to start holding monthly pot-luck dinners where we can spend time together and get to know each other better. Our first

Thank you from the “Two Mary’s”

Co-Chairs Mary Houlares Copeland and Mary Jarvis would like to thank all that gave of their time and donations for the 1st White Elephant Sale for our parish. It was

“The Monks of Mt. Athos” Featured on 60 Minutes

This Sunday, on Pascha, CBS is airing a program on the Orthodox monasteries and monks of Mt. Athos! Don’t miss this important program! NEW YORK, NY [GOARCH] — The Holy

Ten Tips for Holy Week and Pascha

I saw these last year on Fr. Peter Preble’s blog, and thought they were excellent to bring into focus what is really important during this sacred season. 1. Make participation

Christ of the Folded Napkin

by Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon Another gem of Scripture and sense from Fr. Patrick, this one comes to us from Orthodoxytoday.org. Using the narrative third-person, the evangelist John describes his