The Church of the Holy Communion

Episcopal

St. Peter, Minnesota

An Inclusive Church  -

A Welcoming People

We're glad you found our website. We hope you'll visit our church. We are a friendly congregation in a beautiful historic building. We worship in traditional liturgical style--then enjoy informal fellowship with coffee and good food.

Knit or Not

Interested in Knitting and Visiting? This is the group for you

The Knit or Not group will meet on the following dates over the summer:

June 14

July 12

August 9


We meet at the church hall at 9:30 and are usually there until around 11:30.  Meetings are very casual.  Knitting is not required.  It is very easy, though, and if you would like to learn, we will be glad to teach you!  If you have patterns to share, bring them along.  If you have another small craft (or if you crochet), bring that along, or just come, be part of the group, and enjoy socializing with other women.  Some of us are starting to work on some projects to donate to others, and you are welcome to participate.  We may try to work jointly on a prayer shawl by passing it around in the group so everyone who knits can knit a few rows.  We welcome your suggestions about what we can make and where it should be donated.


All are welcome.  It is not necessary to be a member of the Church of the Holy Communion.


Bring a beverage of your choice and come enjoy the morning!



Ten Great Things about the Episcopal Church

Our church...

 

       We are a Family!

We would love to have you join us!

All are Welcome!

Services and Location

We celebrate at 9:30 AM on Sunday morning.

We're located at 118 North Minnesota Ave 

(Hwy 169) in St. Peter, Minnesota: 

1/2 block north of Broadway, on the west side.

We are Proud of our History

Founded October 27, 1854

Please click on the Parish History 

in the top menu to view our extraordinary history.

Meet Transition Priest, 

Rev. Cindi Brickson

Cindi has spent her professional ministry serving in a number of parishes and in a variety of positions, including Liturgist, Pastoral Care Giver, Director of Music, and in Sacramental Preparation/ Faith Formation. The parishes in which she served ranged in size from 12 to 2800 family units, and at one point she was responsible for the recruitment, coordination, and training of over 500 concurrent volunteers; ages 3 to 80, in multigenerational groups serving Liturgy or Faith Formation ministries.  Cindi has also served in Chaplaincy positions within the Allina network as well as with the Children’s Hospitals of MN; and as the Director of Chaplaincy and CPE Educator for the Good Samaritan Society Specialty Care Community in Robbinsdale MN.  

Meet Bishop Craig Loya

The Rt, Rev. Craig Loya was consecrated the X Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Minnesota on June 6, 2020. Bishop Loya served as Dean of Trinity Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska from 2013-2020, and was teh Canon to the Orinary in the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas from 2009-2012. He received his Master of Divinity from Yale University and a Diploma in Anglican Studies from Berkeley Divinity School at Yale in 2002.


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Please note: Most attendees enter through the parking lot entrance, which is accessed from West Chestnut Street and is handicapped accessible.

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