Worship at St. Peter as we begin a brand new sermon series: Ezekiel: All Things New, exploring 7 beautiful Gospel promises for our New Year.

Ezekiel is one of the Judean exiles deported along with King Jehoiachin to Babylon in 597 BC. Five years into the exile, in the year when Ezekiel would have begun his duties as a priest at age 30, God calls him to be a prophet. And what a prophet he is! Ezekiel’s extensive use of symbolic actions, angelic intermediaries, numerology, and vivid visions make him one of Israel’s greatest spokesmen. Through it all, Ezekiel describes the death of one world and the rise of a new one. While Ezekiel 1–33 depicts Israel’s exile and demise, beginning in Ezekiel 34, the prophet announces the Gospel: God will make All Things New!  All Things New! What a grand and glorious way for us to start another New Year in Christ - who promises on the Day of His coming: “Behold, I am making all things new!” (Rev 21:5)

Our Saturday in-person Sacred Worship service, held in the serene atmosphere of our sanctuary, offers a deeply enriching experience through sacred music and liturgy. This service is a time to gather as a community to immerse ourselves in uplifting hymns and thoughtful prayers.

Available both live-streaming and in-person, our Sacred Worship service will connect you with the deep roots of our faith and includes the best of our sacred music and liturgy.

Looking for a way to join in worship that engages everyone in the family? Join us for Modern Worship on Sunday mornings at 9:00 am in person, and 11:11 am in person and live streaming! This innovative worship opportunity helps connect you to a community of believers from across the world. Reflect on God’s Word, engage in prayer, and leave feeling uplifted and refreshed!