Ministries

Home Groups

It doesn't take a great deal of imagination to see the twelve apostles as a part of Jesus' pioneer work in "small group ministry". Today, growing churches understand that it's easy for people to get lost in the crowd. Home meetings provide an informal and interactive environment for people to explore their faith in Christ.

Coffee Clubs

Have you ever thought about "who" you invite over for coffee? We eat with our "Friends". Relationships deepen over a cup of coffee. God has called the church to a Christian faith that grows through intentional fellowship. A "coffee ministry" fosters open and supportive relationships between Christians as well as a means to develop good relationships with those who are hungry for an authentic relationship with God.

Outreach Teams

The first church was a "church at large". They didn't wait for the world to come to them to find out about God's love. They stood in stark contrast to the Pharisaical model which acted as gatekeepers and yet distanced themselves from those who needed God most. True church is about people who are embedded in the real world - living and sharing authentic faith in creative ways.

Youth & Family

Since the beginning of the church - development of ministry to the whole family is a core value of what the church is called to do. Scripture calls on parents to disciple their children and upon the leadership of the church to train parents in this adventure. As a young congregation (St. Peter's Community Church began Sunday worship gatherings in September, 2005) - we strive to train and involve parents in the ministry to children and youth. Our developing programs reflect this premise.