St. Peter's Episcopal Parish

About this church

St. Peter’s Episcopal Parish celebrates Sunday Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. in Seattle, with a YouTube livestream for remote participation. Worship joins hymns and songs, quiet, readings from Scripture, a sermon, prayer, and Holy Eucharist. The parish explicitly welcomes and expects children and people of every age in the liturgy, giving families permission to participate together rather than treating children’s presence as an exception to the service.

Hospitality continues after worship through a Coffee Hour that regularly includes a full meal. That table fellowship can give newcomers more time to form relationships than a brief cup of coffee in the lobby. Parishioners also serve as readers, acolytes, altar-guild members, hospitality volunteers, council members, and ministry-team participants. A visitor should arrive before 10:30 and can use the livestream if attending in person is not possible. Guests unfamiliar with Episcopal worship can follow the congregation’s sequence of readings, prayer, and Communion without needing prior experience. Those hoping to meet people should plan to stay for the meal, while anyone interested in serving may find hospitality a low-pressure first step into parish life.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday worship time and livestream · Liturgy, all-age welcome, and Coffee Hour · Ways to serve in parish life

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Coffee Hour meal — after Sunday worship
• Parish service and ministry teams — various schedules

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