
Welcome to St. Peter’s Anglican Church
The Liturgy exists for the purpose of worship, not for the comfort or edification of the faithful; we do not therefore take part in it for any personal gain, but to make the most perfect offering to God of which man is capable. And if we take our Communion and receive Him who is our perfect joy, still it is not for our own benefit, but that we may be more wholly given to God in union with Him. — Frederic Harton
What to Expect on Sunday Morning describes our primary worship service.
Regular Weekly Services of Holy Communion
Sunday Mornings 10:00 AM (Book of Common Prayer 1662)
Daily Office
Monday through Friday at Church and Zoom
Morning Prayer 7:30 AM
Evening Prayer 5:00 PM
Noonday Prayer on Wednesdays by Zoom only
Connect by Zoom: Meeting number 444 262 7961 Password 304085
Holy Week Schedule
Note: We will not have our regular Evening Prayer during Holy Week
Wednesday — No Potluck. I will be available to hear Confessions 5:30 to 7:00 PM — Preparation guides will be provided on the narthex table.
Maundy Thursday — 7:00 PM
Good Friday — Joint service at St. Andrew’s 7:00 PM
Holy Saturday Easter Vigil — 8:00 – 9:00 PM — Scripture Readings and Quiet Meditation (no homily)
Recent Sermons
Lent 4 March 19th — Rev Mark Royster, Rector: “Discerning What Is Pleasing to the Lord”
Lent 3 March 12th –Rev Mark Royster, Rector: “Purify Our Disordered Affections”
Lent 2, March 5th, 2023, Rev Patrick Gardella — Unfortunately this fine sermon was not recorded due to technical problems.
Lent 1, February 26th, 2023, Rev Mark Royster, Rector: “Defeated in Adam: Victorious in Christ”
Ash Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023, Rev Mark Royster, Rector
Note: Earlier sermons may be accessed in our Sermon Archive.
About the Anglican Church in North America
The video below was not produced by the ACNA but gives a very helpful overview of our core beliefs on significant theological issues, and shows the uniqueness of the ACNA’s beliefs and practices compare to other denominations.
(1329) What is the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA)? – YouTube
The Nature of Anglican Worship
Fr. Jason Patterson
This is a succinct description of the uniqueness of Anglican worship as found in the traditional Prayer Books. 15 minutes long. Well worth our time to be reminded of the great difference between man-centered and God-centered worship; worship as an end in itself, not a means to anything else.
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