tel. 207.361.2030
JOIN US on SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 2021 at 8 am and 10 am for awesome worship and dynamic preaching with Fr Patrick Gahan
tel. 207.361.2030
JOIN US on SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 2021 at 8 am and 10 am for awesome worship and dynamic preaching with Fr Patrick Gahan
Your support and donations enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions for the needs of the less fortunate and our historic parish preservation. Your receipt will reflect LAPC as business entity for your donation.
Thank you in advance for your generosity.
Your generous donation will fund our mission To serving others in York County.
Throughout the world, the parishes of the Anglican/Epislcopal Church bless and pray for our pets and animals on the Feast Day of St. Francis. Bring your pets to St. Peter's for a sprinkling of holy water and prayers offered to God our Creator for them. OCTOBER 4TH AT 10 AM
BLESSING OF OUR ANIMALS LITURGY+
Sunday, October 4th, 2020
St Francis of Assisi
10 am
EVERYONE IS INVITED
Bring your pets with you to church Sunday, October 4th as they are sprinkled and prayed over. What an experience for you and your children as we are drawn into the real Presence of God's love.
Your pets will enjoy being outdoors this year with you as we sing hymns and worship. Let's hear the barks ,meows and chirps as they talk too the voice and Love of our God and Creator. +
God is all about Love. His Love for us in Jesus Christ His Son, our Savior and Redeemer. His love for his creation=His animals and those we hold dear to our hearts and minds: our pets.
St. Francis of Assisi would go into the forest and pray and talk to the animals. It changed our relationship with our pets who become and share a part of us and our lives. A special day for them and FOR YOU as well. Let us Praise the Lord! Awesome indeed+
St. Peter's by the Sea Episcopal was built in 1897 from a bequest by Nannie Dunlap Conoroe, widow of George. Built on Christian Hill so that its cross would be visible to sailors at sea, the Church was designed by George C. Burns and built by Edward Blaisdell of York. The stained glass windows were designed and built by the Connick Studios of Boston.
The Library in Ogunquit was given by Nannie also and its design similar to St. Peter's.
(Click on the church photo to open a new window to view interactive video of the inside of the church. Use your cursor to control movement left or right or up or down. Close the window to return to this page.
DON'T MISS ST PETER'S THIS SUMMER. PLAN TO BRING THE FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS FOR AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE WITH A LOVING JESUS WHO AWAITS YOU!!
Worship service with Eucharist is held at 10:00 am each Sunday during the Pandemic crisis.
In addition to the beautiful liturgy experience, a special music program is provided each Sunday to enhance Christian worship.
Our regular staffed clergy of 3 priests are all known for their dynamic preaching abilities in the community. Our professional choir( see our Music section on this site) sings at the 10 am Service each Sunday in August. Don't miss it! EXPERIENCE THE LOVE AND JOY IN THE HOLY SPIRIT+
YOU WILL BE MY WITNESSES JESUS SAYS. We place Jesus Christ at the center of our faith.
The Episcopal Church, an arm of the worldwide Anglican Church (85 million members) welcomes local and visitors of all faiths and orientations within its walls. You are most welcomed here regardless of your religion, race, or sexual orientation.
We are members of God's family, rooted in Jesus Christ in love for one another. We are all children of God.+
Our church offers you a worship richly grounded in Liturgy and in the love and fellowship of Jesus Christ.
You will be most welcomed. We celebrate Holy Communion and listen to the Word of God read and preached each Sunday.
We sit, kneel, and stand in worship. We sing hymns with music, organ, and sometimes instrumental. We kneel to pray, sit to listen or stand to sing.
You are never alone in our worship. You become family. St. Peter's by the Sea is part of the largest Protestant denomination, the Anglican Church in the world, with over 85 million members. Our roots date back to the Church of England in 1549!