With Christ as our Guide...
St. Peter’s at Ellicott Mills Welcomes You
- Go to the “Lectionary” and study the lessons for the day.
- Listen to the Reverend Chip Lee of the Garrett County Churches read morning prayer.
- Visit Episcopal Relief and Development and make a contribution for our Church’s work in Haiti.
- Washington National Cathedral Webcasts its morning service for that sensation of attending a service.
- Get out your Book of Common Prayer and read Morning Prayer with the lessons from our Website.
- Do 20 minutes of Contemplative Prayer.
- Give thanks that you are safe and sound.
- Enjoy photographs of St. Peter’s families, pets and friends dealing with the snow.
| With Christ as our Guide, St Peter’s Episcopal Church at Ellicott Mills Is an Open and Supportive Community That puts God’s Love into Action through Service, Spiritual Growth and Joyful Celebration |
Thank you for visiting St. Peter’s at Ellicott Mills, a welcoming and affirming parish in the Diocese of Maryland. If you do not worship here already, or worship with us infrequently, please include us in your prayers. Together, and with the Holy Spirit, we can make this house of God a haven for all who choose to worship here.
At St. Peter’s:
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Schedule of Services at St. Peter’s
Whether you are new to this area, just visiting, or looking for a new church home, we are happy to have you worship with us. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church is located at 3695 Rogers Ave in Ellicott City, Maryland. To view a map of our location, click here.
We welcome you to our services. We offer two worship services on Sunday morning, each with a distinctive style and setting. The Holy Eucharist is celebrated at all services and the Holy Eucharist is open to all baptized Christians.
| St. Peter’s Services | ||
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| 8:30 am | Music will begin with an offertory hymn and continue with communion music, recessional and postlude. Children’s sermon on the second Sunday of each month. | Holy Communion and Healing will be celebrated at both morning services. |
9:30 am | Education and Fellowship Hour |
| 10:30 am | This service will begin with a prelude at 10:25, and music throughout beginning with the processional hymn. The 10:30 service will have Incense on the first and third Sundays of the month | |
| Additional Services | ||
| 11:00 am Tuesdays | Mid-Week Communion and Healing | |
| 7:30 pm Thursday | Letting Go/Letting Be : A Time of Centering Prayer | |
St Peter’s uses all authorized Eucharistic Prayers and Rites throughout the different seasons of the Church Year. The Sacrament of Healing (laying on of hands and anointing) is offered at both services most Sundays.
Prepare for Sunday by spending a little time with the Lectionary readings. The readings for each Sunday are available for your personal growth and devotion.
Please join us after the 8:30 am service for coffee & fellowship. If you have any questions or are interested in further information about the church and its programs, please fill out the information form in the Visitor's Packet in the pew rack. Place it in the collection plate and we will get the information to you.
Upcoming Opportunities to Celebrate, Grow and Serve at St. Peter’s
Altar Guild Schedule
Coffee Hour Volunteers
Server Schedule
January - February Church Newsletter
Communion During H1N1 Flu Virus Outbreak
It has long been the tradition of the church that Communion in one kind (just bread) is considered Full Communion. So, if you are uncomfortable drinking from the Common Cup for any reason, please understand why we have suspended the practice of intinction until further notice. This suspension will probably be in effect until we get through the next flu season in the fall.
To read the complete statement from the Bishops and their guidelines for church attendance, passing the peace and the Holy Eucharist, visit the Bishop’s N1H1 Flu Information Page.
Additional, helpful information about the H1N1 Flu can be found at:
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