From October through May, the first Sunday of each month (excluding holidays) is Ohana Sunday — a special celebration of family and community.

In Hawaiian, ohana means family, but it extends beyond relatives to include friends, mentors, and anyone with whom we share deep bonds. It’s a way of life that reminds us that no one is forgotten or left behind.

Ohana Sunday brings this spirit to life at St. Peter’s through intergenerational worship and fellowship. People of all ages take part in worship leadership, and each 10 a.m. service is followed by an all-ages event hosted by one of our ministry teams.
(Check the calendar for upcoming Ohana Sundays and events!)

Our SPARK Program provides Christian education and faith formation for children ages 3 (Pre-K) through 6th grade. Classes take place on Sunday mornings during the 10 a.m. service, September through May.

SPARK uses hands-on activities, storytelling, and Bible exploration—covering both Old and New Testament lessons—to make learning about God fun, engaging, and meaningful.

Throughout the year, there are events for youth (6th - 12th grade) to socialize and grow in faith.   Events vary by year but have included:

• Weekend Retreat at Bear Creek

• Service Week community projects

• Cooking Challenges and Pool Parties

• Box City homelessness awareness experience

• Interfaith Retreat with local partners

Every event helps our youth discover how faith comes alive in everyday life.