Get involved at St. Peter
Altar Guild Volunteers
We are currently looking for members of the church to serve on the altar guild. If you are interested in serving your church in this way, please speak with Carol Long, head Elder, and sign up in the Narthex.
Sunday Bible Study
We encourage all to join us for our Sunday Bible Study on the First Sunday at 9:30 am as we study God's word and enjoy a time of learning and fellowship.
Lector and Usher Volunteers
Would you like to read our Old Testament and Epistle readings on Sunday during worship? Would you like to volunteer as an usher on Sundays? These are really fun and easy ways to serve your church. If interested, speak with Christina Gust in the Church office.
Food Pantry
The food pantry is open on the last Sunday of every month from 12 pm until 1:30 pm. Please consider volunteering your time to help with a wonderful ministry.
Thrivent Financial
Are you a member of Thrivent? If you are, there are opportunities to help assist St. Peter Lutheran Church or other non-profit organizations with free money. Please speak with Christina Gust in the Church office for more information on these opportunities or on how to become a member.
Altar Flowers
Each week flowers are placed on the altar. The cost of the flowers in $15. If you would like to donate flowers in memory or honor of a loved one, please speak with Carol Long or Christina Gust in the Church office.
Service Opportunities
The Lord reminds us in Matthew 9:38, "The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few."
All sort of opportunities for ministry exit in our church and community.
Church Service
As Christians, we are asked to give our time, treasure and talents. There is much to be done at St. Peter to assist in our worship and ministry. I you have ht time and willingness to serve, we would love to honor your willingness and will find meaningful ways to use your talents in God's service. Please feel free to speak with Pastor Doka so we can find a way to merge your talents and willingness to our service.
The Lay Diaconate
The lay deacon program of the Atlantic District is another great way to get involved in ministry. The Atlantic District Lay Deacons are trained laity who are granted the opportunity to work under the Office of the Public Ministry in service to the Church, her members, and to the world through works of mercy and witness as directs. They go through a two-year study and have opportunities to serve the church in a number of ways. Pastor Doka can direct you to the information you need as you playfully consider this line of service.