St Peter Lutheran Church

read moreService is a way of showing God's love for others. Fellowship is to enjoy the friendship of our fellow Christians, and to foster close ties in our church and family.

read moreWe would love to know that you are worshiping with us! Please assist us by filling out the Online Welcome Worshiper Card. Afterward you will be directed back to this page where you can download worship materials and proceed to our Livestream Site.

read moreThe word "pastor" means "shepherd." Our pastor is here to shepherd people with God's Word. You can view our pastor's weekly sermons here. Below are several ways that our pastor is available for you. Use the form below to submit a prayer request. Our pastor is called to be a spokesman of God. When a conscience is especially troubled, it is a tremendous blessing to speak with a pastor and to hear from him God's proclamation of forgiveness. Our pastor would be happy to meet with you to talk about Christian baptism either for yourself or your child.

read moreWe know that it can be intimidating to walk into an unfamiliar place, especially a church. We want you to know that visitors are always welcome at St. Peter. Here are some answers to questions you might have about worship at St. Peter. How should I dress? On any Sunday at our church, you may see people wearing shoes and heels, jeans and suits, or open collars and ties. When a person dresses out of love for God, the choice of dress (casual or more formal) is acceptable to God.and us. What about my kids?

read moreAs people saved by God's undeserved love, we want to share the Word of forgiveness and tell of Jesus Christ. Remembering Jesus' love, we seek to strengthen and serve each other and our neighbors daily, acting through faith in our Lord Jesus, as guided by the Holy Spirit. To find out more about us, feel free to browse this web site, contact us by phone or email, or just stop by! Visitors are always welcome at St. Peter.

read moreThe word "ministry" means "service." Our congregation carries out various types of ministries in order to serve others. For Christ's love compels us, because we are convinced that one died for all, and therefore all died. And he died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves but for him who died for them and was raised again. Please take the time to browse our various ministries to see how we might serve you and your family. There are many opportunities for people to get involved.

read moreGod has given parents the responsibility of nurturing their children. St. Peter Lutheran preschool exists to encourage and assist parents in this wonderful responsibility. We offer a Christ-centered education which not only builds a foundation of faith but equips the children with the social skills and academic abilities necessary for kindergarten and beyond. We believe that children are a gift from God. St. Peter Lutheran Preschool welcomes students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the preschool.

read moreThe short answer is "no." St. Peter is a Confessional Lutheran Church which means we subscribe to the historic Confessions of the Lutheran Church as recorded in the Book of Concord. We are a theologically conservative church which believes that the Bible is God's unchanging, inspired Word that He revealed to us so that we may believe in Jesus Christ our crucified and risen Savior. We at St. Peter love to hear and study God's Word. Every pastor who serves our congregation has been thoroughly trained in the original languages of the Bible (Hebrew and Greek) so that they can confidently teach people the truths of God's Word.