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ANGELIC STRINGS St. Peter’s has always been known for its love of music. Led by long-time organist Edna Warblow (she served from 1922–1994!), the Senior Choir appeared at the World’s Fair in 1939. Recently this tradition has returned with a music ministry called The Angelic Strings (guitars, bass, and violin) under the leadership of Jack and Sue Billiar. The Strings perform periodically in worship as well as at hospitals, nursing homes, and other organizations in Western New York.  |
WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP The Women’s Fellowship at St. Peter’s was first organized in 1888 (then called The Women’s Union). It continues today and supports mission work with migrant ministries, Dunkirk Conference Center, and Church Women United of the Tonawandas. In 1981, then pastor Rev. Richard C. Luh and the Women’s Fellowship organized the North Tonawanda Inter-Church Food Pantry. St. Peter’s was the pantry’s home until 1992 when its needs grew too large for our space and moved to its current location on Ridge Road. At that time the pantry merged with Meals on Wheels and a clothes closet (both run by other local churches) to become part of Twin Cities Community Outreach (TCCO).
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God is still speaking,