St. Peter's Cheshire CT

06/05/2026

Our sermon last Sunday was from Rev. Carrie Combs who reminded us that God's love is not expressed through sameness, but through the beautiful diversity of creation and the relationships that connect us to one another. When we embrace and care for each other across our differences, we reflect the very heart of God.

06/04/2026

Congratulations to our Confirmands, Annie Stewart and Tucker C. Michaud, for taking this next step in your faith journey. We’re so proud of the people you’ve become. Bishop Mello was delighted to welcome you as new members of the !

05/31/2026

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All are welcome to come view the quilt from June 1 - June 7th.

05/30/2026

So much fun to break bread and enjoy games with our Cheshire Hillside Village neighbors! We also managed to get that puzzle finished…phew!!

05/30/2026

Parishioners! Reminder that today is the lunchenon at Cheshire Hillside Village at 11:30 AM. Come on over and enjoy fellowship with this residential community!

05/29/2026

Rev. Mo's recent sermon on Pentecost reminded us of the deep human longing to be known and understood.

05/22/2026

Today's thoughts come from parishioners Beryl Lyons and Jocelyn Linnekin who explored themes of faith, the human experience, and our responsibility to act in the world.

05/20/2026

As a reminder: I will never email you for gift cards! This is not me! -Rev. Mo

05/14/2026

In her recent sermon, Rev. Mo Peitler-Lederman spoke about how we gather at St. Peter's week after week to be part of our loving community—to remind one another that we are known, we are seen, and we are deeply loved.

05/10/2026

Today we celebrated ! A common feature of Rogation Days in years past was the ceremony of “beating the bounds,” in which a procession of parishioners, led by the priest, would walk the boundaries of the parish and pray for its protection in the year ahead. It is also a time to bless the land and seeds before planting.

Thank you to all who participated, it was lovely to reflect on Cheshire’s agrarian roots as we prayed for St. Peter's Parish’s boundaries and blessed the land!