Growing
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Spiritual formation is the life-long process of growing in the love of God, others, and the created world. Everything we do at Saint Peter’s, from worship services to our committee meetings, is based in our commitment to developing spiritual maturity.
Formation is intimately bound up with one’s prayer life.If you would like to deepen your experience of God in prayer, check out these online resources.
Spiritual Growth Resources
Offers Morning and Evening Prayer using the order set out in the Book of Common Prayer. Also offers the Daily Offices (morning, noon, evening, night), links to audio Daily Offices, and much more
Offers a short four-part prayer each day. Gentle and loving in spirit.
Offers a version of the Daily Office that draws from Celtic spiritual sources such as St Patrick’s Breastplate, Teresa’s Bookmark, and Columba’s Blessing as well as from the psalms and other traditional sources. The Northumbrian Community is dedicated to the new monasticism movement.
Provides audio readings with quiet music for Morning Office, Noon Office, and Compline. Soothing and beautifully read.
Online Bible study classes, some free and others low-cost, plus live online Wednesday night Bible study.
An easy-to-use, beautiful website that provides the daily readings, provided by the Vanderbilt University Divinity Library.
Liturgy readings from the Revised Common Lectionary, the official lectionary for the Diocese of Massachusetts and many denominations throughout the country.
Up-to-date information on Diocese happenings and ministries, church news and resources, job listings, and many other resources provided by the largest Episcopal Diocese in the country.
Website of the Episcopal Church in the USA, with information about Episcopalian beliefs, ministries throughout the nation, and church organizations and governing bodies.
Comprehensive information on what Anglicans believe.
monastic community of the Episcopal Church offering daily worship (including Compline), spiritual direction, and retreats. You can subscribe to their daily email with a short spiritual message, called Brother, Give Us a Word.
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