Care Ministries

The world is a tough place. As Jesus tells us in Luke, "Those who are well have no need of a physician," and we are all dealing with various hurts in our life.


At St. Peter's our community cares about making sure that those of us who are in need get help from their Church. Our goal is to be there for one another when it's easy and when it's hard. No one should be alone at Church, and it is our commitment to take care of the spiritual, emotional, and physical wellbeing of everyone who walks through our door.

PrayER Teams


60 seconds a week can make a meaningful difference in the life of someone you care about. Once a week, PrayERs receive a message about any new prayer requests that have been received. We ask that PrayERs then pray for this list at least once in the coming week. By being a PrayER, you can care for others as they care for you. 


This team is expanding to PrayER Partners, where two PrayERs go to visit one of our shut-ins or members in a nursing home to pray with them face-to-face. 

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Meal Train


We can care for those who are going through a challenging or difficult time by removing the stress of planning and preparing meals. Our loving home chefs can offer hot, homemade meals or frozen meals with all the instructions. If you're one of our members and are in need of a meal train, you can find details under Serve.

Physical Activity Groups


Physical wellbeing is a part of our Christian life. We all know that regular exercise is one way to care for our physical wellness, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun. At St. Peter's we enjoy each other's company while getting some needed activity whether is at our Sunday evening pickle ball nights or our week day cardio drumming classes.


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Leadership Development

iLEAD is a collaborative effort from several local LC-MS churches to Inspire Leaders through Engagement and Development. St. Peter's is interested in developing leaders in the church through small group sessions the beginning of each year as well as through large plenary sessions, inviting anyone from the congregation to participate. Then, these leaders are activated in different areas according to their prayerfully led passions, purposes, and needs of the Church. If God has given you leadership ability, take the responsibility seriously and consider the verse Romans 12:8.