Saint Peter's Episcopal Church

Capital City C.I.R.C.L.E.S is a community-based program in Carson City, Nevada that assists families living in poverty achieve the goal of self-sufficiency through education and supportive friendships with "Community Allies"; middle-class members from the community. After completing a 20-week "Getting Ahead..." workshop, the families, thereafter referred to as Champions for Change, are matched with Community Allies to form a "Circle." From that point on each Circle meets once or twice a month to build friendships and work on the Champions dreams, plans, and goals for achieving economic self-sufficiency. Families participating in the program typically take 18 to 24 months to achieve self-sufficiency. Upon achieving self-sufficiency participants give back to the community completing the circle of reciprocity and helping other families achieve self-sufficiency. The chart below illustrates the basic structure of a Circle. Please visit the website at https://sites.google.com/site/capitalcitycirclesinitiative/

The St. Peter’s Caregivers’ Exchange Group provides a caring atmosphere and to meet others who understand and exchange idea of help and hope. It's free and open to anyone who is unpaid and non-professional who care for a friend or a family member.

This group comes together the first Saturday of every month at the church at 9:30 to knit prayer shawls, twiddle and other cool stuff, to be something tangible to comfort those who are sick or in need.

Organizing Thanksgiving & Christmas food baskets for individuals & families in need through the food pantry at FISH (Friends In Service Helping)

Donating food items & funds to Food For Thought, feeding financailly challenged children through Carson City schools for the weekends

Staffing & hosting the Interfaith Cold Weather Homeless Shelter initiative November through March in Carson City

Caring for creation is a commitment to practice loving formation, liberating advocacy and life-giving conversation as individual, congregations and community. The Garden was designed to help people learn how to grow their own food for sustainabilty. It's is a work in progress.

Our members are women and girls between the ages of 7 and 107 who desire a closer walk with the Lord. We are strengthened through the discipline of a Rule of Life, and supported through the companionship of our sisters. Our primary goal is to know Jesus Christ and to make Him known to others and to become reflections of God's Love throughout the world.

This outreach is to help memebers of each service get to know one another better and to welcome our newcomers and visitors.

A team of Greeters/Ushers are available to extend a warm welcome to members and visitors and answer any questions they may have and pass out weekly bulletins. 

A work in progress, this group helps to minister and prepare meals for those that have a need in celebrating weddings and births, and during difficult times, such as after surgeries, serious illnesses and funerals.  Also special events and dinners throughout the year.

Our outside Labyrinth offers a simple, wonderful gift of time....time to focus on your inner self and experience relaxation, prayer, and a special closeness to God and Nature.

A Karma Box can be filled with non-perishable food items, toiletries, and water for anyone in need in the community.

A small study group that meets the 2nd Thursday of each month at church from 5:30 to 7pm. We also discuss things pertaining to our Christmas Bazaar.

Enjoy a men's fellowship and lively discussions on a wide range of topics. Call the church for more details.

For children of all ages. Our Godly Play service starts at the 10 o'clock service.

This is an informal group that meet on 4th Friday of each month, who share a passion for reading, heart-felt discussion and spiritual fellowship. Dinner is shared and the discussion unfolds and introspection begins. 

A collaborative event involving about seven churches who come together annually in September, on the grounds of St. Peter's Episcopal Church to share a pot-luck style dinner and enjoy each other's company. It also is an outreach for people to bring a non-parishable food item to donate to F.I.S.H.

This ministry gives parishioners the opportunity to participate in the worship service in reading the Scriptural lessons, Psalms and prayers of the people among other areas also.

Nestled right on the eastern shore of Lake Tahoe, Galilee is known for its stunning beauty, warm hospitality, and life-changing programs for youth and young adults alike. Galilee offers a variety of programs throughout the year. They are carefully planned, where participants have opportunities to step away from regular life and create new relationships and challenge themselves as they enjoy the beauty of God's creation and where all are welcome no matter their race, religion, gender, gender identity, or sexuality.

This is a broad-based coalition of institutions in Northern Nevada that has been built deliberately to cross the lines of race, religion, neighborhood and political affiliation. They take strong stands on issues affecting families and communities, but remain politically non-partisan.