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
thoughts
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
ten things about episcopalians
1. LITURGY. There is majesty and mystery in their historic liturgy.
2. CONTINUITY. They have an unbroken continuity with the Early Church and the heritage of the Apostolic faith.
3. REFORMED AND CATHOLIC. They are both Reformed and Catholic in doctrine and liturgy.
4. THE BIBLE. They hold the centrality of the Holy Scriptures without being bound by literalism.
5. REASON. They use their God-given reason and possess a theology that does not require a person to "leave his or her brain at the door of the church."
6. TRINITARIAN. They are Trinitarians who acknowledge and celebrate the on-going work of the Holy Spirit in the world.
7. WORSHIP. They use a variety of worship styles from modern charismatic praise to the liturgy of the high church.
8. TOLERANT. In a time of intolerance, they are a church community that celebrates difference, and is open-minded.
9. MINISTRY. They have a ministry which is the obligation of ALL baptized persons -- not just the clergy -- and not just men.
10. JESUS CHRIST. They live in a worshipping community in which there is consensus in Christ and not in conformity of opinion -- common prayer rather than common thought.
For more information visit the website of the national Episcopal Church: www.episcopalchurch.org
2008.10.22.
