Join St. Peter’s out on the grass for our Third Thursday Concert series. August’s featured artist is Panama Rex! Bring your lawn chair or a blanket - we hold these concerts rain or shine (we have indoor space in case of inclement weather). Food, soft drinks, beer and wine will be available for purchase.
It’s time for the St. Peter’s Annual Crab Feast! Maryland steamed crabs, corn on the cob, cole slaw, sides, cold beer and soft drinks and chicken for those who don’t eat crabs. $45 per person “early bird” (through August 4) / $55 per person August 5 - 17. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AFTER AUGUST 17. Purchase tickets online at: https://tithe.ly/event-registration/#/834390.
Join St. Peter’s out on the grass for our Third Thursday Concert series. September’s featured artists are Tony McGuffin & Abby Bardi! Bring your lawn chair or a blanket - we hold these concerts rain or shine (we have indoor space in case of inclement weather). Food, soft drinks, beer and wine will be available for purchase.
Join St. Peter’s out on the grass for our Third Thursday Concert series. July’s featured artist is Angie Henle, Work in Progress! Bring your lawn chair or a blanket - we hold these concerts rain or shine (we have indoor space in case of inclement weather). Food, soft drinks, beer and wine will be available for purchase.
Join St. Peter’s at the Washington National Cathedral for their Annual Independence Day Concert. Cathedral organists Tom Sheehan and George Fergus are joined by Washington Symphonic Brass in presenting a program of patriotic favorites. Definitely the best way to begin your Independence Day!
We will meet at St. Peter’s to form carpools and depart at 9:15 am. Concert begins at 11 am. There is no charge for the concert but a free will offering is taken. For more information, visit:
https://cathedral.org/event/annual-independence-day-concert-2019/
It’s our annual BBB Mass and barbecue feast! Join St. Peter’s for one service this Sunday and enjoy a barbecue lunch.
Join St. Peter’s at Howard County Pride on Saturday, June 29th in Centennial Park. This family friendly event will feature food, music, games, entertainment of all kinds, community resources, allies, friends, and fun! You can even bring your furry family members! Make sure to stop by St. Peter’s tent for rainbow keys, baked goods, and more.
Join St. Peter’s out on the grass for our Third Thursday Concert series. We kick off with Oella Xpress! Bring your lawn chair or a blanket - we hold these concerts rain or shine (we have indoor space in case of inclement weather). Food, soft drinks, beer and wine will be available for purchase.
Join St. Peter’s in a visioning process. God has a mission for us here in Old Ellicott City and we are called to respond. Our sessions will focus on the following questions:
May 4 - “Who Are We?”
May 18 - “Who Is Our Neighbor?”
May 25 - “What Is Our Purpose?”
June 1 - “What Are Our Core Values?”
We welcome you to be with us for any or all of these sessions!
One year ago, our commUNITY suffered a devastating flood and we have spent the year holding each other up as we cleaned up. But this flood, unlike 2016, has left a different mark on OEC - one of grief and waiting. We love and honor our OEC family who has been through so much and it seemed appropriate to gather at St. Peter’s for a Family Meal for the commUNITY. Join us for a potluck and cookout at 5 pm. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be on the grill - bring a side to share if you can and if you can’t, just come. Being together is the most important thing of all!
Join St. Peter’s in a visioning process. God has a mission for us here in Old Ellicott City and we are called to respond. Our sessions will focus on the following questions:
May 4 - “Who Are We?”
May 18 - “Who Is Our Neighbor?”
May 25 - “What Is Our Purpose?”
June 1 - “What Are Our Core Values?”
We welcome you to be with us for any or all of these sessions!
Join Howard County EcoWorks at St. Peter’s for an EC Soak It UP! day. Watershed tours, biochar demonstrations, plants available for rain gardens, and more!
Join St. Peter’s in a visioning process. God has a mission for us here in Old Ellicott City and we are called to respond. Our sessions will focus on the following questions:
May 4 - “Who Are We?”
May 18 - “Who Is Our Neighbor?”
May 25 - “What Is Our Purpose?”
June 1 - “What Are Our Core Values?”
We welcome you to be with us for any or all of these sessions!
St. Peter’s will be a part of the “Enjoy Our Old Town’s Charm(s)” GNO! Mother Anjel will have special key charms for the asking … but you have to find her first. Follow StPetersEC on Twitter and Instagram to figure out where she is to get your key!
St. Peter’s invites you to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our Easter morning festal mass will feature music from our choir, Holy Communion and the flowering of the cross. No incense will be used at this service and this will be the only mass on this day.
Complete the Triduum (The Great Three Days) with the Great Vigil of Easter. We begin in darkness with lighting the new fire, hearing the sacred stories of our deliverance, and celebrating the first mass of Easter. Our liturgy will be followed by a Vigil Feast in St. Joseph’s Hall.
Celebrate the resurrection in a “kid-friendly” way at our Children’s Easter Vigil. We will have a baptism as part of this service and will have an Easter egg hunt following the service.
Continue the sacred Triduum with St. Peter’s at the Good Friday liturgy with Holy Communion from reserved sacrament.
Continue the sacred Triduum with St. Peter’s at the noon Good Friday liturgy with Holy Communion from reserved sacrament.
“Could you not keep watch with me for one hour?”
Sit watch with the our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament from Maundy Thursday to Good Friday in St. Luke’s Chapel. Sign up for our Vigil Watch by clicking here.
“I give you a new commandment: Love one another as I have loved you.”
St. Peter’s invites you to begin the sacred Triduum with us at Maundy Thursday Mass at 7 pm.
Wednesday of Holy Week is often known as “Spy Wednesday” as it is traditionally the day that Judas Iscariot agreed to betray Jesus to the religious authorities. Join us for mass in St. Luke’s Chapel at 7 pm.
Begin Holy Week with St. Peter’s on Palm Sunday. Liturgy of the Palms and procession to the church followed by a Palm Sunday liturgy.
Join St. Peter’s in the kitchen after Stations of the Cross and Benediction to have a simple soup supper and exploration of The Way of Love - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s call to live the Jesus Movement through a rule of life.
Join St. Peter’s to pray the Stations of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament this Lent on Fridays at 7 pm.
Join St. Peter’s in the kitchen after Stations of the Cross and Benediction to have a simple soup supper and exploration of The Way of Love - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s call to live the Jesus Movement through a rule of life.
Join St. Peter’s to pray the Stations of the Cross this Lent on Fridays at 7 pm.
Join St. Peter’s in the kitchen after Stations of the Cross and Benediction to have a simple soup supper and exploration of The Way of Love - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s call to live the Jesus Movement through a rule of life.
Join St. Peter’s to pray the Stations of the Cross this Lent on Fridays at 7 pm.
Join St. Peter’s in the kitchen after Stations of the Cross and Benediction to have a simple soup supper and exploration of The Way of Love - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s call to live the Jesus Movement through a rule of life.
Join St. Peter’s to pray the Stations of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament this Lent on Fridays at 7 pm.
Join St. Peter’s in the kitchen after Stations of the Cross and Benediction to have a simple soup supper and exploration of The Way of Love - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s call to live the Jesus Movement through a rule of life.
Join St. Peter’s to pray the Stations of the Cross this Lent on Fridays at 7 pm.
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