I grew up attending this church in the summers and was tremendously fond of it, including the wonderful triptych behind the altar. Several weeks ago, I was updating my will, and contacted the church via email repeatedly to ask about planned giving. Having not even gotten the courtesy of a response, I have learned my lesson and withdrawn my request for information. Must be great to have so much money that the church can ignore those who wish to bequeath it money. read more

I have been a member of this church for 5 years after moving to this town. It is a wonderful parish with a long history. It was previously a summer chapel built in the 1800's for beach visitors at the old Oceanic Hotel. The hotel was claimed by the sea, but St. Peter's at the Light goes on. It is now an Episcopal Church, known for the lovely historic triptych behind the alter, and the quaint historic chapel. There is also a beautiful garden and fishpond with a waterfall behind the church that is open to the public. It is a very soothing place inside and out. There are very caring, Christian people who volunteer and keep services going for all visitors who want to worship. There is full Eucharistic service on Sundays at 10 with an organist, also a smaller service on Saturdays at 5, with Healing Prayer Wednesdays at noon. The Sunday service is also available on Zoom. The people of the parish engage in multiple areas of ministry all year round. Rev. Gen Bishop is the current Vicar, and she is a wonderful preacher and teacher. Check out the website for more details. Regarding a previous negative review about someone trying to contact the church. We were experiencing both the loss of a rector and the closedown for Covid. Our office was closed, and many roles were unfilled for over a year. If he should ever want to reach us, we are up and running quite energetically now. read more