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Legacy Brick Fundraiser

Your chance to carve a lasting legacy into the future of St. Peter's!

Donate personalized, engraved brick pavers, and choose where they will be used: either St. Peter's Prayer Garden or Labyrinth on the Green.

All proceeds go towards the rebuilding of St. Peter's Episcopal church building.

Your custom text, logo, clipart or symbols will be engraved on your bricks. You can even provide a photograph to be captured on the brick. Creative ideas for personalized, engraved messages:

In memory of a loved one
Honor public service: first responders, military, teachers
Family milestones: birth, baptism, wedding, anniversary
Recognizing grandchildren/heirs
Tribute to a clergy member
Favorite Bible verse or quote
Business or Church logo

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Please Join Us!

Coffee and Conversation

You are invited to drop in at the Parish House on the last Saturday of each month through October from 10AM to 12PM, coinciding with the open hours of the Washington Parish Museum. Hosted by the very welcoming Outreach Committee, all are welcome.

April 25th

May 30th

June 27th

July 25th

August 29th

September 26th

October 31st

Regular Sunday Worship Schedule

currently held at The Pavilion, Ingleside Vineyards, 5872 Leedstown Road, Oak Grove, at 9:30 am

Pet Food Donation Flyer 2026.docx.pdf

Pet Food Drive

in Honor of St. Francis and the Blessing of the Animals

Donate by Sept 27th

In honor of the Blessing of the Animals, St. Peter's is hosting a Pet Food Drive. Volunteers are needed, and pet food donations are accepted through September 27th. You'll find all the details on the attached flyer.

Every fall, St. Peter's conducts the Blessing of the Animals at a Sunday worship service. The beloved gathering is held on St. Peter's Green honoring the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi (c. 1180–1226), patron saint of animals and the environment.

In 2026, this joyful service is scheduled for October 4th at 9:30AM on St. Peter's Green. All God's creatures great and small, along with their human caretakers, are welcome to attend.