The prophet Habakkuk
As one of the most renowned works in sculpture of the Renaissance, Donatello's prophet Habakkuk ushered in a strain of psychological and physical realism. ... Click on the photo for more information. |
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Friday Nite Rites! will return in June of 2017
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St. Peter's website! Please offer your comments by calling the office: 973-334-4429 or by sending an email: stpeter2@optonline.net Blessings 
The Revs Chuck & Adele Hatfield: Co-Rectors
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Parish Coordinator: Susan Marshall: Tues.-Thursdays 9:30am-2:30pm Fridays 9:00-12:00 973-334-4429 If you Click on or Touch the photo it will start an Email to Sue. Clergy & other hrs (are best) by appointment Call 973-334-4429 
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Come & see if the warmth in this faith community here at St. Peter’s is for you & your spiritual journey. We're always searching for ways to reach out & minister to those in need in the wider community & in the world. View other Parish Life photos by clicking here.
At St. Peter’s you'll find an enthusiastic community of parishioners that will welcome you into our worship in this our parish home.
At St. Peter’s you'll find an enthusiastic community of parishioners that will welcome you into our worship in this our parish home.
You can now make DONATIONS & fulfill your pledge ONLINE. If you have any questions, contact Ray Rogers. You can also come to the office by appointment if you prefer to use a credit card. God's Peace!
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Diocese of Newark - Alleluia Fund for Outreach
Our diocese celebrates and shares God’s abundance with gifts to the Alleluia Fund for Outreach. Together, our Episcopal Charity transforms lives.
Since its inception in 2010, $724,000 has been distributed to programs providing practical, hands-on support to those most vulnerable in our diocese and internationally, and sponsored by our communities of faith or their members. Key areas of support include food for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, education for youth and adults, and international programs providing relief and/or support of the Millennium Development Goals.
Since its inception in 2010, $724,000 has been distributed to programs providing practical, hands-on support to those most vulnerable in our diocese and internationally, and sponsored by our communities of faith or their members. Key areas of support include food for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, education for youth and adults, and international programs providing relief and/or support of the Millennium Development Goals.
