All Saints

You are welcome here!However you are connecting with Saint Peter's, we hope you will find a wide and warm embrace. Among the skyscrapers and hustle and bustle of Midtown, this is a place of respite and renewal.We look forward to being together in person in our Sanctuary, or you may stream from home.Two very special days in the life of the Christian community, are particularly important at Saint Peter’s: All Saints Day and Día de los Muertos (Dia de los todos los santos and Day of the dead).All Saints Day, celebrated ecumenically in the churches of “the West” on the nearest Sunday, is particularly important to churches located within or with heritage in the northern parts of Europe. Día de los Muertos is particularly important in Latin America and the parts of Europe from which colonizers to Central and South America came. Here at Saint Peter’s, with people whose heritages are from across this entire spectrum, both of these days are deeply embedded into faith, piety and identity. Together, our rich diversity makes these days, for us, much more than the sum of all our parts.Plan to join us for a number of activities that highlight cultural exchange, education and community building. Mark your calendars now for the following:ALL SAINTS DAYSUNDAY, NOVEMBER 111:00 A.M. All Saints Sunday Mass with Saint Peter’s Choir offering a setting of the Requiem by John Rutter, made possible by the Katherine and Harry Busch Memorial Fund.12:00 P.M. Community Hour1:00 P.M. Misa en español5:00 P.M. Jazz Vespers with the Alan BroadbentAbout Saint Peter’s:If you are looking for a religious community, this may be a place for you! We are a Sanctuary and Reconciling in Christ Parish of the ELCA. We are a bi-lingual English-speaking and Spanish-speaking community. We are Brown, Black, White and more. We are persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Some of us hold citizenship, others of us are Dreamers, asylees or seeking documentation. A good way to begin this journey is to participate in our Sunday liturgies.