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St. Peter's is a place where all ages gather for spiritual and relational growth-- and FUN! Our mission is to invite families into a life with God through wonder, tradition, and learning. Our vision is to be a light for modern families in a hectic culture, transforming hearts and minds through the way of Jesus. Contact Children's Minister Susanne O'Day regarding programs for kids and families. Associate Rector David Wantland facilitates youth programs and Acolytes.

Children

 For more information about any of St. Peter’s children’s programs, please contact Susanne O'Day.

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Sunday Morning

Nursery

A Nursery for infants - age 4 is available on Sundays from 10:00 - 11:30 AM. The Nursery is always staffed with two background checked, Safe Church trained attendants.

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Acolyting
All children and youth ages 8 and older are invited to serve in worship by joining our acolyte ministry.  Acolytes are scheduled on a rotating basis to process with the cross, the Gospel, or the torches.

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Little Church

During the 10:15 AM lessons, sermon, and prayers, ages 5-12 are invited to join the procession (or sit with their parents) and follow the cross out to Little Church. Little Church engages the readings of the day, liturgical actions, saint days and feast days, and the circle of the church year. We will read, sing, pray, learn, and wonder about God. Children return to parents/caregivers in Big Church during the peace.

 

Kids' Kits

We offer Kids’ Kits containing coloring pages, lacing cards, books and other activities designed to help children (of all ages) learn about the Episcopal tradition, liturgical items, and feast days.  Kids’ Kits are available near the doorways leading into the sanctuary.

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Wednesdays

24 Children's Choir

"24" meets from 4:30-6 PM each Wednesday. Read more at their website here.

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Seasonal Events

St. Peter’s sponsors a variety of seasonal events throughout the year to engage children in the knowledge and love of Christ and to build fellowship.

  • Spring - Party Gras, St. Patrick's Day, Easter Egg Hunt

  • Summer - Vacation Bible School, Creative Arts Camp

  • Fall - Back to School Blessing, Michaelmas procession, Stuffed Animal Blessing, Trunk or Treat, Food Drive

  • Winter - Advent Wreath Making, Lessons & Carols, St. Nicholas Talent Show, Christmas Eve Pageant, Animal Meeting

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Baptism

St. Peter’s has baptisms throughout the year, though usually not during Lent. The first step is to make an appointment to meet with the clergy (email or call 912.598.7242). You may also review the application for baptism here.

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Youth

 For more information about any of St. Peter’s youth programs, please contact David Wantland.

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Sunday Morning

Acolytes

All children and youth ages 8 and older are invited to serve in worship by joining our acolyte ministry. Acolytes are scheduled on a rotating basis to process with the cross, the Gospel, or the torches.

Lectors

Youth are encouraged to be one of the readers during the service. If you are interested in assisting with worship by serving as an acolyte or lector, please contact David Wantland.

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SPY (St. Peter's Youth)

The Journey to Adulthood (J2A) program is a complete youth ministry program of spiritual formation for 6th-12th grades. It encourages relational ministry and uses Bible study, prayer, rites of passage, outreach ministries and both serious and playful activities. The end of J2A is marked by a spiritual pilgrimage that is often a life-changing event for youth. Other experiences include the fall Mystery Trip and the February Ski Trip. 

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Wednesday Evening

Chancel Choir

Youth who love music are invited to join our Chancel Choir, which practices on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 PM - 7:30 in the Choir Room. Our Organist and Choirmaster, Kathleen Turner, directs our Chancel Choir.

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Special Events

Pilgrimage

The culminating experience for our young people is the youth pilgrimage. Every 3 years, our high school students decide where they want to go on pilgrimage, raise the funds, and go out into the world for this adult experience of discovering God in the wider world. Past St. Peter's pilgrimages have been made to Scotland, Italy, Spain, Alaska, and San Francisco.

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