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Join Us This Sunday (March 29, 2026)

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    Holy Eucharist

    The Rev. Canon Greg Perez will be presiding at a single 10am Holy Eucharist service this Palm Sunday.

    All are invited to stay afterward for coffee & fellowship.

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    Easter Egg Hunt Volunteers

    If you are able to volunteer to fill plastic eggs, the eggs will be in the Narthex and the back of the Chapel with signup sheets. We also need volunteers to hide eggs on Easter morning. Please sign up for this as well, if you are able to help. Questions? Please contact Cheryl at CherlMurphy@aol.com.

    Thank you!

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    Did You Know?

    Pictured here is the Processional Cross, handcrafted by one of our parishioners. It is carried during the entrance, Gospel reading, and recessional, guiding our time of worship and serving as a symbol of Christ’s presence among us. We are grateful for the care and craftsmanship that brought it to life, and for every gift shared within our parish community.

Join Us on Easter (April 5, 2026)

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    Holy Eucharist

    9:00am

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    Easter Egg Hunt

    After the 9:00am service on Easter Day, St. Peter’s will hold our annual Easter Egg Hunt!

    Children in preschool or younger will look for their eggs in the garden by the Chapel. Those in Kindergarten through 5th grade will find their eggs in field.

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    Little Lights Children's Program

    9:00am

    Little Lights is our joyful Sunday gathering for children, offered during the first Sunday of each month. This month, it aligns with Easter! We hope you can join us.

    Pre-registration is not required. More information is available here, or please reach out to Hannah Goode (Hannah.Goode3@gmail.com).

At St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, we live our faith through these shared values:

Love: Loving God and practicing kindness toward our neighbors and ourselves.

Inspiration: Offering engaging, uplifting, and thought-provoking worship and music.

Generosity: Sharing our gifts through service and giving.

Hospitality: Welcoming all with genuine warmth and compassion.

Community: Forming a close-knit congregation where people of all ages and backgrounds connect and grow together in faith.

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Worship with us In Person & Livestream

Palm Sunday: Sunday, March 29 at 10:00am (Livestream)

Maundy Thursday: Thursday, April 2 at 7:00pm

Good Friday: Friday, April 3 at 12:00pm

Easter Sunday: Sunday, April 5 at 9:00am (Livestream) & Children’s Little Light Program

Holy Eucharist: Sunday, April 12 at 8:00am and 10:00am (Livestream)

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2026 Stewardship Campaign

Please visit our Stewardship webpage, linked below, for more information about this year’s campaign and details on how to make a pledge or donation.

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Organ Restoration Fund Campaign

After 65 years of faithful service, our beloved Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ is in the process of restoration.

March 2026 Update: We are excited to announce the start of Phase II of the organ restoration.

Phase II restores the swell and choir divisions located on the pulpit side of the organ.  After almost 70 years of use, the leather valves under the pipes are drying out and cracking rendering them useless and leaving many pipes unplayable.  This restoration phase will remove and replace these leather components as well as clean and recondition the wooden chests to which these valves are attached.  This is a very labor-intensive job and is done entirely by hand.  This phase will return these divisions to like-new condition, allowing our magnificent Aeolian-Skinner organ to play reliably for the next several decades. 

 The cost of this second phase of the restoration will total approximately $86,000 and should be completed by July.  Most of the work will be done at the Spencer Organ Company workshop in Waltham.  During this restoration you will see the organ being dismantled and reassembled.  Although the swell and choir divisions will not be playable during the restoration, we will still have the great and pedal divisions (located on the lectern side) fully functioning so there will be organ music for our services during the renovation process.

 Questions? Please contact Bobby DeRegis at drderegis@verizon.net or click on the "FAQ” button below.

If you would like to contribute to the organ campaign, please contact Anne Ruggles at asruggles@gmail.com or click the “Donate” button in the top right corner of this page and select “organ fund” on the drop-down menu. We would love your help achieving our total fundraising goal of $150,000.

Thank you to all our generous parishioners and friends of the church who have made this restoration possible.

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