Welcome to St. Peter's Anglican Church
- St. Peter's is a Christian community seeking to love God, grow in faith, and serve the world.
- We invite you to join us.
The Parish of St. Peter is a Christian faith community in the Anglican tradition located in beautiful Winnipeg, Manitoba.
St. Peter's is committed to establishing relationships - with God and with one another. We believe that relationships are critical in our high-tech/low-touch world and we want to create an environment in which everyone has the opportunity for a life-changing relationship with God.
Daily Bible Readings
Have you ever wondered how to make Bible reading a part of your daily life? There are many ways to do this but one resource for Anglicans is the Daily Office Lectionary beginning on page 450 of the Book of Alternative Services (B.A.S). This resource offers daily Bible readings on a two year cycle.
Of course, not everyone has a B.A.S. at home so, for the convenience of our readers, St. Peter's is pleased to connect you with Forward Movement Daily Reading which provides readings for each day based on the Lectionary.
Employment Opportunity - Director of Music Ministry
Reporting to The Rev. Canon Donna G. Joy, the successful candidate will lead and co-ordinate St. Peter's Music Ministry. She/he will demonstrate:
- Experience in leading liturgical music
- Ability to work with vocal leadership and congregational participation
- A commitment to exploring a variety of musical styles and expressions
- organ/piano competency
Hours: To be negotiated
Salary: Based on qualifications and experience
A detailed position description is available below. Please submit a resume and minimum of two references no later than January 20, 2020, to: The Rev. Canon Donna Joy, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Director of Music Ministry Position Description
Music Ministry Guiding Principles
Parish Purpose and Vision Statements
Creation Care Moment
Along with other Anglican Churches in the Diocese of Rupert's Land, and people around the globe, members of St. Peter's attended the Prayers for the Earth and Climate Strike on September 27, 2019.
What's Coming to St. Peter's
Next meeting January 28, 2020
January's Book - The Home for Unwanted Girls by Joanna Goodman
Black History Month Event
When did the first black person arrive in Canada?
Who was the first black police chief in Canada?
Which abolitionist lived in Ontario for 10 Years?
Discover the answer to these questions and enjoy a lunch of Caribbean foods by attending
St. Peter’s first ever Black History Month Event February 1, 2020. 9:30 - Noon.
Cost for the lunch is $15.00
Register by calling 204-488-8093
