St. Peter's Episcopal Church
North Lake, Wisconsin
Our Mission
The mission of St Peter's Episcopal Church is to be a Christian Community of faith and love where our relationship with God and one another is nurtured and made visible with open hearts and minds through worship, study, and reaching out to others.
mail@stpetesnorthlake.org
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What It Means To Trust
contact us
Postal Address:P.O. Box 267 North Lake, Wisconsin 53064Phones:
Church: (262) 966-7288
Andrew Marks, Sr. Warden
(262) 538-1472
Email:
Church: mail@stpetesnorthlake.org Andrew Marks: akmarks@aol.com
Driving Directions
Eight miles north of I-94 on Hwy 83 Four miles north of Hwy 16 on 83
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We Care Program
When shopping at your local Pick & Save stores, at any store's service desk, - please designate your wish to have the amount of your purchases assigned to our account - St. Peters Episcopal Church.
For Pick & Save:
St. Peter's registered number is 808260.
Whenever you shop at their stores, just flash your Pick & Save card or little keychain card at the checkout and the groceries total will automatically be credited for St. Peter's to get a percentage of your groceries cost.
Sunday Worship:
Choral Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Church School for Children 9:30 a.m.
St Peter's is a small Christ-centered progressive church that is rich in tradition... We strive to live by the message of Jesus Christ, in which there are no outcasts and all are welcome.
Walking a middle way* between Roman Catholicism and Protestant traditions, we are a sacramental and worship-oriented church that promotes thoughtful debate about what God is calling us to do and be, as followers of Christ.
*The "middle way:" not as a compromise, but as a quality of thinking.
PSALM 122I was glad when they said to me,* "Let us go the the house of the Lord."
Now our feet are standing * within your gates, O' Jerusalem.
Jerusalem is built as a city* that is at unity with itself.
To which the tribes go up, the tribes of the Lord...
Peace be within your walls, * and and quietness within your towers...
Because of the house of Lord our God, * I will seek to do you good.
This Psalm was sung by by the Israelites as they made their three annual pilgrimages to Jerusalem. On their arrival they would engage in Temple Worship with anticipation and joy.
There they would meet their families, tribes, and friends. They would have old memories rekindled, hope renewed, and a place in salvation affirmed.Pilgrims of today are invited to engage the journey in St. Peter's Episcopal Church. You will find it to be: Large enough to serve you, small enough to personally feed you, large enough to grow you and small enough to delight you. -Father J Kaestner
2008.11.19.
quick links
- Diocese of Milwaukee: Bishop Steven Miller: www.diomil.org
- Home of the National Episcopal Church: www.episcopalchurch.org
- Sunday's Lessons from The Revised Common Lectionary: Years A, B, and C: http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/divinity/lectionary