St Peter's was built just after the Civil War. Many gravesites around the church come from that era.

Christmas is a special time at St Peter's as we celebrate Christ's birth and sing carols by candlelight.

Easter is another special time at St Peter's when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and welcome that great event with a sunrise Eucharist.

A traditional part of the liturgy is the passing of the peace -- wishing one another wholeness and health - the shalom of God.

Every Sunday we have church school for our children. They join us for worship at the passing of the peace.

In the summer our coffee hour is often held out of doors in front of the church -- time for food, fun and fellowship!

On any Sunday morning you will find around thirty or more people coming to worship God and give thanks for the blessings they have received.

We are not too serious at St Peter's. We like to have fun and to laugh and enjoy each other's company.

St Peter's is made up of families, single people, elderly folks and the young. There is a place for you at St Pete's!

We often do studies of important books regarding the Christian faith.

The Rev. David Couper, our priest and pastor. Click on a candid interview with him below.