
Organ Concert: David Higgs
St. Peter's Musicales continue with an Organ Concert with David Higgs on February 7 at 7 PM. Free admission.
One of America’s leading concert organists, David Higgs is the Minehan Family Professor of Organ and Chair of the Organ Department at the Eastman School of Music. He performs extensively throughout the United States and abroad and has inaugurated many important new instruments including Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, St. Albans Cathedral, England, Church of St. Ignatius Loyola New York City, and most recently, Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati. For over twenty years he performed annual holiday organ concerts to capacity audiences at Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco and at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. His performances with numerous ensembles include Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Orpheus Ensemble, Chanticleer, and Empire Brass.

The Market Plant Sale
The Market (see below) Plant Committee offers an opportunity to order plants which are not available at such an early date including multiple colors of annuals, perennials, and popular deer-resistant bedding plants. This order opportunity is offered through Monday, February 24. Plant pickup will be on Tuesday, March 11.

Pre-Lent Retreat
Join us Saturday, March 1 from 1 PM - 4 PM for a Pre-Lent retreat. There will be rotations of breadmaking, a service project, games, and a meditation exercise that will be fun and accessible to all ages (and meaningful to all ages too!).
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The theme of the retreat comes from the book “Making Heart Bread” and the simple, but transformative Christian practice it introduces. This is an all-ages retreat in which children and adults will be participating together. Memories to be made!
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T-shirt orders, priced at approximately $14, will be accepted until Thursday, February 20th. Ordering information can be found under Resources, and an order form will also be sent directly to you.
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Ash Wednesday Services
Ash Wednesday is the beginning of the season of Lent, traditionally a time of fasting, prayer, and service. Ash Wednesday reminds us of our mortality and dependence on Christ as the prayers say, "that we may remember that it is only by [God's] gracious gift that we are given everlasting life; through Jesus Christ our Savior." Plan to attend at Noon or 6 PM on Wednesday, March 5. Both services will be in the church and will include imposition of ashes, and the 6 PM service will also stream on YouTube.
