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St. Peter's Church in the Great Valley

Gap, PA

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UnknownGap, PA 00000

Gathering: Sunday 8:00 AM (Spoken Holy Eucharist in the Historic Church)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday8:00 AM · Spoken Holy Eucharist in the Historic Church
  • Sunday10:00 AM · Holy Eucharist with hymns in the Historic Church
  • First Sunday of the month10:00 AM · All-Parish Holy Eucharist with choirs and children's faith formation in the Bank Barn
  • Sunday9:00 AM · Holy Eucharist with fami

About

Summary

St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley, located in Malvern, PA, is a welcoming Episcopal parish rooted in tradition and community outreach. The church offers a blend of traditional and innovative liturgies in its historic colonial church and a modern Welsh-style bank barn. The campus includes a 16-acre park with a commercial kitchen, a labyrinth, and a preschool.

Details

St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, serving people from all walks of life. The church is known for its sound Episcopal liturgy and a welcoming, inclusive environment. The Historic Church, built in 1744, and the Bank Barn, constructed in 2005, are the two main worship spaces, each offering a unique atmosphere for services. The Historic Church features box pews and a Bigelow Organ, while the Bank Barn provides a flexible space with excellent acoustics for choirs and community events.

The church’s campus is a 16-acre park-like setting that includes a commercial kitchen, a labyrinth, and a preschool. The church is committed to community outreach and educational offerings, with events and ministries designed to foster connections and support the local community. The church also has a vibrant music program, including choirs and a gallery choir, and offers adult formation sessions on Sundays. The church is accessible via 2475 St. Peter's Rd, Malvern, PA 19355 and is open to visitors who are warmly greeted and invited to participate in the community.

From Faith Near Me

St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley offers a welcoming Episcopal community in Malvern, PA, blending historic tradition with modern spaces. First-time visitors may appreciate the inclusive atmosphere, serene 16-acre campus, and a choice between traditional and contemporary worship settings. The parish emphasizes community outreach and family-friendly ministries, fostering connections through music programs, educational events, and accessible services.

Pros

  • Welcoming and inclusive environment for newcomers
  • Blend of traditional and modern worship spaces (Historic Church and Bank Barn)
  • Family-friendly ministries including preschool and children's faith formation
  • Active community outreach through programs and a commercial kitchen
  • Clear Sunday service times with multiple options, including family-friendly services
  • Serene 16-acre campus featuring a labyrinth, pollinator garden, and historic buildings

Services and facilities

Services

  • Community Outreach
  • Educational Offerings
  • Worship Services
  • Adult Formation
  • Children'S Faith Formation
  • Music Programs
  • Labyrinth For Contemplation

Facilities

  • 16-Acre Campus
  • Historic Church (1744)
  • Bank Barn (2005)
  • Commercial Kitchen
  • Parish House/Preschool
  • Labyrinth
  • Pollinator Garden
  • Beehives
  • Historic Cemetery

Events and programs

  • Christian Formation Bible Study

    Weekly on Wednesdays

    Spend time this morning in a small group to explore the scripture for Sunday. Bible Study will take place by Zoom.

  • Women’s Circle

    Weekly on Wednesdays

    The Women’s Circle meets weekly on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall (Historic Church). All St. Peter’s women are invited to join this group.

  • St. Peter’s Gathering of Men

    Weekly on Thursdays

    Join us on Thursdays via Zoom for discussion, prayer, and fellowship. This is a weekly small group. Occasionally meets in the Historic Church.

  • Community Gathering

    Weekly on Saturdays

    Everyone is welcome. Both local community members and parishioners are invited to join us at anytime between 10:00 and noon.

  • Summer Schedule

    Seasonal

    Summer schedule begins on May 24th and will last until Labor Day weekend.

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