St. Peter's Mission

Fr. Gabe Holloway was installed as the new Rector of Church of the Apostles last night. Let’s keep him in our prayers . Church of the Apostles is our sister congregation.

Easter reminds us: what looks like the end is often the quiet beginning of God’s greatest work. When darkness fell and hope seemed gone, Heaven was already preparing resurrection. 🙌 “Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; He has risen.” — Luke 24:5–6
Take a Mindful Moment:
Take three slow breaths. With each breath, release something that feels buried, broken, or unfinished. On the third breath, whisper: “God is still working.”
Jesus, thank You for meeting us in the silence between despair and hope. When we can’t see the miracle yet, help us trust Your timing. Teach us to wait with faith, knowing resurrection is never late. In Jesus' name, Amen. 🙏

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Maundy Thursday is a quiet invitation… to remember, to slow down, to draw near. Jesus didn’t just speak about love... He demonstrated it. He served. He broke bread. He gave Himself. “Do this in remembrance of Me.” Not just as a ritual… but as a posture of the heart. 💜

A reminder that His love is personal. His sacrifice was intentional. And His presence is still with us. So today, pause for a moment... and remember the depth of His love for you. “The Lord Jesus… took bread, and when He had given thanks, He broke it…” — 1 Corinthians 11:23–24 If you want to stay rooted in that kind of quiet, daily connection with Him, I’ve shared devotionals and peaceful worship playlists - Link on our page. 🙏

Save this as your reminder to come back to the table.

Myra and Barry Wells attended Equipping the Saints in 2024 and 2025. As we get ready for the next conference (April 17-18), they wanted to share their experience with the rest of the Diocese:

The seminars that we have attended have significantly directed our ministry as a couple and as a church body. We gained skills, enthusiasm, and confidence.

In the 2024 session we learned about facilitating small groups. We started those at Apostles by the Sea a year ago and they are multiplying! In the 2025 session we learned about the Alpha program. This fall Apostles by the Sea ran our first Alpha Course and it was a huge success. We plan to do it again this spring!

As a result of being trained to implement small groups and Alpha, these programs have become a reality in our church. Our members are developing eyes for outreach and fostering relationships for discipleship. It is exciting to be a part of what God is doing!

We recommend that everyone take advantage of every opportunity the diocese gives us to learn, stretch, and be equipped for growth! It isn’t so much about edifying individuals, but investing in individuals for the purpose of giving back to the body. We appreciate your investment in us.