Wednesday Noon Day Prayer Service

(Online - Zoom)

Wednesdays at Noon

* FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

  *FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

For info on how to join, please contact the church by email at:

stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesdays: 10am-11am: Child & Family Community  Playgroup

for families with children ages 0 -3

hosted by Early Learning Program (in the See House) 

For more info, contact Lisa Hodges

Phone: (907) 966-4229

Email: lhodges@cfc.org

Join with others to work on your beading or any craft projects you are working on.

Tuesdays from 10am-Noon - In the See House.

April 1 and April 8

***Then on break for the summer***

YOUNG Life (teen Faith-Based community group) meets in the See House on monday evenings.

For more info, contact:

Aaron Routon (with Young Life)

aaron@alaska.younglife.org

907-738-2215 • Mobile

Lent Books & Conversations

Mondays @ 11am (on zoom) - March 3-April 7

For a copy of the book, and for zoom info: Contact the church office at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Book: A Full Hearted Life: Follwing Jesus in this Secular Age (by Jake Owensby)

Meaningful answers for life’s big questions.

Everyone must ask life’s big questions. Even people who reject any hint of the supernatural and insist that nothing exists apart from matter will have to find meaning for themselves. To put this another way, the defining mark of our secular age is not the absence of belief, but rather the effect on our consciousness of the sheer number of competing belief systems. That effect is fragilization.

And so, belief is fragile. We don’t have to believe what we believe. We could believe something else entirely.

This book articulates how believing in Jesus gives us a sense of who we are, why we’re here, what the good life is, and how to move toward that good life.

This is not traditional apologetics, offering logical proofs that God exists or that Jesus is God incarnate or that all those alternative belief systems are false. Put simply, the aim of this book is to help you see for yourself and to explain to others how Christian belief and Christian practice can make life meaningful.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

SUNDAY SERVICE - (IN-PERSON)

• 9:00AM Sunday Service

***Sunday school for the youth today!

• For more info about the service, please email the church at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com
  

Pearl of the Week

Call upon Jesus in times of trouble and in times of rejoicing. Speak his Name with focus and attention, with love and devotion, with desire and longing, and with an open heart. You will find yourself being drawn increTheologically speaking, the Church has never been a building. It's never been made of brick and mortar and glass, but of flesh and blood and bone. It's always been the collective presence of ordinary people here on the planet, seeking to make the love of Jesus tangible in the messy trenches of daily existence.

John Pavlovitz, The Beautiful Mess

FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

*FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

Quiet Day Retreat

April 5: 1pm-4pm

St Peter’s by the Sea Episcopal Church

Please RSVP by Thursday April 3 to: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesday Noon Day Prayer Service

(Online - Zoom)

Wednesdays at Noon

* FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

  *FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

For info on how to join, please contact the church by email at:

stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesdays: 10am-11am: Child & Family Community  Playgroup

for families with children ages 0 -3

hosted by Early Learning Program (in the See House) 

For more info, contact Lisa Hodges

Phone: (907) 966-4229

Email: lhodges@cfc.org

Join with others to work on your beading or any craft projects you are working on.

Tuesdays from 10am-Noon - In the See House.

April 1 and April 8

***Then on break for the summer***

YOUNG Life (teen Faith-Based community group) meets in the See House on monday evenings.

For more info, contact:

Aaron Routon (with Young Life)

aaron@alaska.younglife.org

907-738-2215 • Mobile

Lent Books & Conversations

Mondays @ 11am (on zoom) - March 3-April 7

For a copy of the book, and for zoom info: Contact the church office at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Book: A Full Hearted Life: Follwing Jesus in this Secular Age (by Jake Owensby)

Meaningful answers for life’s big questions.

Everyone must ask life’s big questions. Even people who reject any hint of the supernatural and insist that nothing exists apart from matter will have to find meaning for themselves. To put this another way, the defining mark of our secular age is not the absence of belief, but rather the effect on our consciousness of the sheer number of competing belief systems. That effect is fragilization.

And so, belief is fragile. We don’t have to believe what we believe. We could believe something else entirely.

This book articulates how believing in Jesus gives us a sense of who we are, why we’re here, what the good life is, and how to move toward that good life.

This is not traditional apologetics, offering logical proofs that God exists or that Jesus is God incarnate or that all those alternative belief systems are false. Put simply, the aim of this book is to help you see for yourself and to explain to others how Christian belief and Christian practice can make life meaningful.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

SUNDAY SERVICE - (IN-PERSON & ON ZOOM)

• 9:00AM Sunday Service

• For more info about the service, please email the church at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com
  

Pearl of the Week

We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures. Thornton Wilder

FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

*FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

Join with others to work on your beading or any craft projects you are working on.

Thursdays from 10am-Noon - In the See House.

Wednesday Noon Day Prayer Service

(Online - Zoom)

Wednesdays at Noon

* FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

  *FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

For info on how to join, please contact the church by email at:

stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesdays: 10am-11am: Child & Family Community  Playgroup

for families with children ages 0 -3

hosted by Early Learning Program (in the See House) 

For more info, contact Lisa Hodges

Phone: (907) 966-4229

Email: lhodges@cfc.org

YOUNG Life (teen Faith-Based community group) meets in the See House on monday evenings.

For more info, contact:

Aaron Routon (with Young Life)

aaron@alaska.younglife.org

907-738-2215 • Mobile

Lent Books & Conversations

Mondays @ 11am (on zoom) - March 3-April 7

For a copy of the book, and for zoom info: Contact the church office at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Book: A Full Hearted Life: Follwing Jesus in this Secular Age (by Jake Owensby)

Meaningful answers for life’s big questions.

Everyone must ask life’s big questions. Even people who reject any hint of the supernatural and insist that nothing exists apart from matter will have to find meaning for themselves. To put this another way, the defining mark of our secular age is not the absence of belief, but rather the effect on our consciousness of the sheer number of competing belief systems. That effect is fragilization.

And so, belief is fragile. We don’t have to believe what we believe. We could believe something else entirely.

This book articulates how believing in Jesus gives us a sense of who we are, why we’re here, what the good life is, and how to move toward that good life.

This is not traditional apologetics, offering logical proofs that God exists or that Jesus is God incarnate or that all those alternative belief systems are false. Put simply, the aim of this book is to help you see for yourself and to explain to others how Christian belief and Christian practice can make life meaningful.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

SUNDAY SERVICE - (IN-PERSON & ON ZOOM)

• 9:00AM Sunday Service

• For more info about the service, please email the church at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com
  

Pearl of the Week

Jesus longs to be more than our friend. Claiming Jesus as

Lord means we enter into a protective relationship with

him. We put our trust in him, and he guides us and protects us… The Rev. Tyler Richards

FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

*FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

Join with others to work on your beading or any craft projects you are working on.

Thursdays from 10am-Noon - In the See House.

Vestry Meeting …March 19 @ 6:30pm

See House

For additional info and zoom info, email the church at:

stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesday Noon Day Prayer Service

(Online - Zoom)

Wednesdays at Noon

* FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

  *FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

For info on how to join, please contact the church by email at:

stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesdays: 10am-11am: Child & Family Community  Playgroup

for families with children ages 0 -3

hosted by Early Learning Program (in the See House) 

For more info, contact Lisa Hodges

Phone: (907) 966-4229

Email: lhodges@cfc.org

YOUNG Life (teen Faith-Based community group) meets in the See House on monday evenings.

For more info, contact:

Aaron Routon (with Young Life)

aaron@alaska.younglife.org

907-738-2215 • Mobile

Lent Books & Conversations

Mondays @ 11am (on zoom) - March 3-April 7

For a copy of the book, and for zoom info: Contact the church office at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Book: A Full Hearted Life: Follwing Jesus in this Secular Age (by Jake Owensby)

Meaningful answers for life’s big questions.

Everyone must ask life’s big questions. Even people who reject any hint of the supernatural and insist that nothing exists apart from matter will have to find meaning for themselves. To put this another way, the defining mark of our secular age is not the absence of belief, but rather the effect on our consciousness of the sheer number of competing belief systems. That effect is fragilization.

And so, belief is fragile. We don’t have to believe what we believe. We could believe something else entirely.

This book articulates how believing in Jesus gives us a sense of who we are, why we’re here, what the good life is, and how to move toward that good life.

This is not traditional apologetics, offering logical proofs that God exists or that Jesus is God incarnate or that all those alternative belief systems are false. Put simply, the aim of this book is to help you see for yourself and to explain to others how Christian belief and Christian practice can make life meaningful.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

SUNDAY SERVICE - (IN-PERSON)

• 9:00AM Sunday Service

• For more info about the service, please email the church at: stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com
  

Pearl of the Week

Call upon Jesus in times of trouble and in times of rejoicing. Speak his Name with focus and attention, with love and devotion, with desire and longing, and with an open heart. You will find yourself being drawn increasingly into his heart of love. In the power of his Name, you will be able to overcome any trouble.  Br. David Vryhof, SSJE

FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

*FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

Join with others to work on your beading or any craft projects you are working on.

Thursdays from 10am-Noon - In the See House.

Wednesday Noon Day Prayer Service

(Online - Zoom)

Wednesdays at Noon

* FREE PDF copy of the Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

  *FREE Online version of Book of Common Prayer - Click HERE

For info on how to join, please contact the church by email at:

stpetersbytheseak@gmail.com

Wednesdays: 10am-11am: Child & Family Community  Playgroup

for families with children ages 0 -3

hosted by Early Learning Program (in the See House) 

For more info, contact Lisa Hodges

Phone: (907) 966-4229

Email: lhodges@cfc.org