Community
The major fundraising activity for the Women of St. Peter’s is our
annual Christmas Bazaar and Luncheon. The Crafty Ladies of St. Peter’s
meet on Thursdays to make handcrafted items to be sold at the annual
Christmas Bazaar. On occasion, a sub-group (The Crafty Ladies of the
Evening) meets on Thursday evenings so that women who work outside the
home can contribute to this effort and join in the fun and fellowship
of this group.
Gearing Up for the Christmas Bazaar: During the summer, women will be working at the Thrift Shop on Thursdays (mid-morning to mid-afternoon) making crafts for the annual Christmas Bazaar. All the help we can get is most welcome, so bring your lunch and enjoy some company as we make our crafts and needlework. If you enjoy doing needlework at home, please let Marcie Heath know and we will get materials to you.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter’s organizes times for fellowship and opportunities for service for the men of our parish. The Brotherhood makes an important contribution to our community by taking on projects around the church that we might not otherwise have the funds to address. We welcome input from all the men of our community and are looking for more ways to address the spiritual needs of men, including retreats and group meetings.
Once a year, usually in September or October, our whole community gathers for a picnic following the 10 o’clock worship service. We meet in one of the many beautiful parks that Redwood City has to offer. This is an opportunity for all members of our parish, young and old, to enjoy time together in this beautiful area we call our home.
The parish choir, under the direction of Randy Terry, Minister of Music and Organist, is a non-auditioned group of people who love to sing and desire to make ministry in music part of their stewardship at St. Peter9s. We welcome all. Rehearsals are held on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. and 1st and 3rd Sundays at 5:00 p.m. in the Choir Room/Upstairs Lounge. We sing during the 10 a.m. service immediately after rehearsal. We are happy to share this ministry with our wonderful Fijian Singers. Join us for our 9 a.m. rehearsal any time. Walk-ins are always welcome!
A music program for children has been organized and implemented by Peter Hutchinson. Young people gather in the upstairs classroom at 9:45 a.m. for music and then go to their Sunday school classes for the day9s lesson. The young singers participate regularly on family Sundays and on special occasions. It is a great program! Parents, if you have children in this age group, please bring them!
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church has been a good neighbor in Redwood City for over 137 years. The following links may be helpful to those who are considering relocating to our city.
http://www.redwoodcity.org/ Please visit the Web site for the City of Redwood City to discover our history, learn about our demographics, and explore our schools, parks, and recreation centers. This information is very helpful if you are considering relocation to Redwood City as part of a career change.
History buffs will enjoy the City’s local history pages.
Redwood City’s Child Care Coordinator facilitates the development and improvement of child care and preschool services in the community. Information and listings of about child care and preschool programs are available at http://www.redwoodcity.org/parks/child_care/
A host of family resources is presented in the Family Resources Guide for Redwood City at http://www.redwoodcity.org/parks/child_care/family_resources.html
http://www.smccd.net/accounts/canada/
This community college opened in 1968. Its 131-acre site is located in the western part of Redwood City and overlooks the Bay.
http://www.redwoodsymphony.org/
Redwood City and Cañada College are home to the Redwood Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Eric Kujawsky. This volunteer orchestra presents a variety of classical music programs through out the year. The Symphony also present a family concert each Spring with wonderful music and an orchestra tour (where children may sit on stage to meet the musicians and learn about their instruments). The orchestra also partners with the College of Notre Dame to showcase the student winner of the annual concerto contest.
The people of St. Peter’s actively support the Maple St. Shelter. The shelter is a non-sectarian home that provides year-round 24-hour emergency shelter for homeless single men and women in San Mateo County.
1580 Maple Street
Redwood City, CA 94063
+1 (650) 364-1150
http://www.baha.org/cgi-bin/agtempldz.asp?ID=81
http://members.aol.com/EpiPastor/
The congregation of El Buen Pastor (the Good Shepherd) and the congregation of St. Peter’s share the same location. Santa Misa, Horario: Domingo 12:30 p.m. y Jueves 6:30 p.m.
http://www.homestead.com/peninsulahabitat/
The Peninsula Habitat for Humanity builds quality, affordable, ownership housing through volunteer efforts in long-term partnership with qualified families. Peninsula Habitat is currently working to build 36 town houses in Redwood City as a three-year project. This project began in July 2000 and is planned to continue through July 2003. Teams from St. Peter’s are organized periodically and individuals can volunteer at any time.
Gearing Up for the Christmas Bazaar: During the summer, women will be working at the Thrift Shop on Thursdays (mid-morning to mid-afternoon) making crafts for the annual Christmas Bazaar. All the help we can get is most welcome, so bring your lunch and enjoy some company as we make our crafts and needlework. If you enjoy doing needlework at home, please let Marcie Heath know and we will get materials to you.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter’s organizes times for fellowship and opportunities for service for the men of our parish. The Brotherhood makes an important contribution to our community by taking on projects around the church that we might not otherwise have the funds to address. We welcome input from all the men of our community and are looking for more ways to address the spiritual needs of men, including retreats and group meetings.
Once a year, usually in September or October, our whole community gathers for a picnic following the 10 o’clock worship service. We meet in one of the many beautiful parks that Redwood City has to offer. This is an opportunity for all members of our parish, young and old, to enjoy time together in this beautiful area we call our home.
The parish choir, under the direction of Randy Terry, Minister of Music and Organist, is a non-auditioned group of people who love to sing and desire to make ministry in music part of their stewardship at St. Peter9s. We welcome all. Rehearsals are held on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. and 1st and 3rd Sundays at 5:00 p.m. in the Choir Room/Upstairs Lounge. We sing during the 10 a.m. service immediately after rehearsal. We are happy to share this ministry with our wonderful Fijian Singers. Join us for our 9 a.m. rehearsal any time. Walk-ins are always welcome!
A music program for children has been organized and implemented by Peter Hutchinson. Young people gather in the upstairs classroom at 9:45 a.m. for music and then go to their Sunday school classes for the day9s lesson. The young singers participate regularly on family Sundays and on special occasions. It is a great program! Parents, if you have children in this age group, please bring them!
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church has been a good neighbor in Redwood City for over 137 years. The following links may be helpful to those who are considering relocating to our city.
http://www.redwoodcity.org/ Please visit the Web site for the City of Redwood City to discover our history, learn about our demographics, and explore our schools, parks, and recreation centers. This information is very helpful if you are considering relocation to Redwood City as part of a career change.
History buffs will enjoy the City’s local history pages.
Redwood City’s Child Care Coordinator facilitates the development and improvement of child care and preschool services in the community. Information and listings of about child care and preschool programs are available at http://www.redwoodcity.org/parks/child_care/
A host of family resources is presented in the Family Resources Guide for Redwood City at http://www.redwoodcity.org/parks/child_care/family_resources.html
http://www.smccd.net/accounts/canada/
This community college opened in 1968. Its 131-acre site is located in the western part of Redwood City and overlooks the Bay.
http://www.redwoodsymphony.org/
Redwood City and Cañada College are home to the Redwood Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Eric Kujawsky. This volunteer orchestra presents a variety of classical music programs through out the year. The Symphony also present a family concert each Spring with wonderful music and an orchestra tour (where children may sit on stage to meet the musicians and learn about their instruments). The orchestra also partners with the College of Notre Dame to showcase the student winner of the annual concerto contest.
The people of St. Peter’s actively support the Maple St. Shelter. The shelter is a non-sectarian home that provides year-round 24-hour emergency shelter for homeless single men and women in San Mateo County.
1580 Maple Street
Redwood City, CA 94063
+1 (650) 364-1150
http://www.baha.org/cgi-bin/agtempldz.asp?ID=81
http://members.aol.com/EpiPastor/
The congregation of El Buen Pastor (the Good Shepherd) and the congregation of St. Peter’s share the same location. Santa Misa, Horario: Domingo 12:30 p.m. y Jueves 6:30 p.m.
http://www.homestead.com/peninsulahabitat/
The Peninsula Habitat for Humanity builds quality, affordable, ownership housing through volunteer efforts in long-term partnership with qualified families. Peninsula Habitat is currently working to build 36 town houses in Redwood City as a three-year project. This project began in July 2000 and is planned to continue through July 2003. Teams from St. Peter’s are organized periodically and individuals can volunteer at any time.