Join us for lively discussion about our favorite thing: reading books! We’ll meet in the conference room - or in our outdoor pavilion if weather permits! - after worship (grab a coffee & a snack in the fellowship hall, too!).

This month, our book selection is “Wish You Were Here” by Jodi Picoult.

All are welcome!

Be a part of a life-saving cause! Schedule your appointment to donate blood at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church on February 6th.

Here are a few details to help you prepare:

Maximize your blood donation. Help more patients. If you are an eligible type O, B- or A- donor, consider making a Power Red donation. Red blood cells are the most commonly transfused blood component.

Please call 1-800-733-2767 or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter SPLC to schedule an appointment.

Streamline your donation experience and save up to 15 minutes by visiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and health history questions on the day of your appointment.

All members are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED to join us for our Annual Congregational Meeting.

You may join either online or in-person.

You’ll learn about our ministry teams’ activities this year, how your offerings are being invested in local, regional & national ministries, & how we are looking toward 2025!

Join the CARES Team, where we identify those in need of a positive word or act of care in our community … and then make it happen!

Want a great opportunity to get together with a group of friends? Join us for Chair Yoga in December, facilitated by OmBody Massage & Wellness Studio.

You'll practice a 45-minute chair yoga class appropriate for all experience levels of yoga (or no experience at all!). You'll mobilize all the major joints in the body, gently tone and stretch the muscles and finish with a guided relaxation to center your mind.
This month's theme: Nourishment for the New Year - Winter can be a depleting time for the mind and body. Let's nourish the body & mind through intentional movement & breath.
Class fee: $15 ($12 for seniors, over 65)

Class location: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 121 Walnut Hill Road, Uniontown, PA. St. Peter's is a zero-entry facility, so no steps to navigate! Plenty of parking. Facility is climate-controlled with handicap-accessible restrooms. Doors will open at 11:15am.
Credit Card required to hold your spot. Partial refunds will be considered on a case-by-case basis. No-shows will be charged full fee.

When is the last time you were talking with someone & their name just slipped from your grasp? Well, we’ve got a solution for that! It’s Name Tag Sunday - the first Sunday of every month. Grab a name tag at the entryway, write your name, & go confidently into your conversations at St. Peter’s!

Join us for our 9pm candlelight service … you’ll experience the beauty and meaning of the Christmas season together with our St. Peter’s community. We welcome you!

Join us for our family-friendly Christmas Eve Service at 4:00pm … a shorter service geared toward younger participants and/or those who prefer an earlier option!

Welcome to this Blue Christmas service, a time when we can, in community with each other, acknowledge sadness, grief, loneliness, separation and other hard emotions we may feel this Christmas time.

This is a time of the short days and long nights, when memories of past experiences and the pain of the present reality can become overwhelming.

Recognizing that this is not a season of unbridled joy for everyone, in this service we will be invited to reflect on the pain, the loneliness and the sorrow we may feel and offer it all to our great sign of hope, the Holy Child of Bethlehem.

We pray that all of us will find hope and comfort in knowing that we are not alone.

Put on your fave snuggly sweater & socks … & join us for Cookies, Cocoa & Cards! All are welcome to come & enjoy a hot chocolate bar & snacks while crafting holiday & Christmas cards together for loved ones & church shut-ins. We look forward to you joining us!

Be a part of a life-saving cause! Schedule your appointment to donate blood at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church on December 6th.

Here are a few details to help you prepare:

Maximize your blood donation. Help more patients. If you are an eligible type O, B- or A- donor, consider making a Power Red donation. Red blood cells are the most commonly transfused blood component.

Please call 1-800-733-2767 or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter SPLC to schedule an appointment.

Streamline your donation experience and save up to 15 minutes by visiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and health history questions on the day of your appointment.

Church members are invited to join us to decorate the church & sanctuary for the holiday season. Make sure to sign up at the Get Involved Bulletin Board or call the church office 724.439.4730. Lunch will be provided!

Want a great opportunity to get together with a group of friends? Join us for Chair Yoga in December, facilitated by OmBody Massage & Wellness Studio.

You'll practice a 45-minute chair yoga class appropriate for all experience levels of yoga (or no experience at all!). You'll mobilize all the major joints in the body, gently tone and stretch the muscles and finish with a guided relaxation to center your mind.
This month's theme: Heart-filled Holidays! As we enter the holiday season, the hustle & bustle can increase tension in the body & mind. Let's soften that tension through mindful movement & breath.
Class fee: $15 ($12 for seniors, over 65)

Class location: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 121 Walnut Hill Road, Uniontown, PA. St. Peter's is a zero-entry facility, so no steps to navigate! Plenty of parking. Facility is climate-controlled with handicap-accessible restrooms. Doors will open at 11:15am.
Credit Card required to hold your spot. Partial refunds will be considered on a case-by-case basis. No-shows will be charged full fee.

When is the last time you were talking with someone & their name just slipped from your grasp? Well, we’ve got a solution for that! It’s Name Tag Sunday - the first Sunday of every month. Grab a name tag at the entryway, write your name, & go confidently into your conversations at St. Peter’s!

All middle school youth are invited to join us for Confirmation / Middle School Youth Group! We will be learning about the Baptism and Holy Communion in Luther’s Small Catechism through games, activities, Bible study an discussion. For more information, please contact us at office@splcuniontown.or or 724.439.4730.

All middle school youth are invited to join us for Confirmation / Middle School Youth Group! We will be learning about the Baptism and Holy Communion in Luther’s Small Catechism through games, activities, Bible study an discussion. For more information, please contact us at office@splcuniontown.or or 724.439.4730.

Join us for lively discussion about our favorite thing: reading books! We’ll meet in the conference room - or in our outdoor pavilion if weather permits! - after worship (grab a coffee & a snack in the fellowship hall, too!).

This month, our book selection is “The Frozen River” by Ariel Lawhon.

All are welcome!

St. Peter's Handbell Choir is growing!

This new(ish) music ministry intends to share music at worship services a few times per year ... Christmas Eve is our next performance date!

Some music knowledge is helpful, yet we can work with you if a refresher is needed!

Contact Missy McCann with questions: 724.970.0799

We would LOVE to have you join us!

When is the last time you were talking with someone & their name just slipped from your grasp? Well, we’ve got a solution for that! It’s Name Tag Sunday - the first Sunday of every month. Grab a name tag at the entryway, write your name, & go confidently into your conversations at St. Peter’s!

All Saints' Day celebration has a long history in the worship life of the Christian Church. It began as a commemoration of the martyrs who had died for the faith, and it has since become a day when we honor and remember those who, in death, have joined the Church Triumphant, as well as the faithful saints of the present who serve Jesus Christ. Martin Luther held that all Christians are simultaneously sinner and saint--a sinner because of our rebellious nature, but a saint because of salvation in Jesus.

During the worship service, we will honor the memory of those saints in the St. Peter’s community who have died in the last year, as well as celebrate the saints who have joined St. Peter’s through the sacrament of baptism in the last year.