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St. Peter's Episcopal Parish

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Seattle, United States

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St. Peter's Episcopal Parish Reviews | Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars (4 reviews)

St. Peter's Episcopal Parish is located in Seattle, United States on 1610 S King St. St. Peter's Episcopal Parish is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category episcopal church in United States.

Address

1610 S King St

Phone

+1 2063235250

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Christine Bingham

I have been a member and volunteer at St Peter's since moving back to Seattle after many years abroad. With so much changing so fast in our city, it can be hard to feel known and seen; this community's warmth and quick embrace helped make my transition back home feel seamless. My husband and I chose this parish for its location, diversity and rich history, and we have been coming back because of the kindness and genuineness of its people. So if you're looking for a spiritual home with gentle liturgy, real social engagement, good food (!) and stimulating conversation, pass by next Sunday.

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Megan Oakes

St. Peter's is a wonderful community, I have been going to church there for just over two years and I have felt so welcomed from my first day going. The masses are really beautiful and just the right mix of traditional liturgy with joyful community. There is also a wonderful emphasis on social justice in a way that calls everyone to join in the work and to be aware of our places in the structures of society. I love this church so much!

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This has been a great experience for me compared to other churches in the past. The community has been very welcoming, they often invite me to various events, and Father Edmund even takes the time during the week to catch up during the week and get to know me over coffee. It's been a great experience in building community.

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Adam Pike

This is a gentle space. The sense of welcome is sincere, but not intrusive--a genuine interest in every person who comes to visit. As a community, there is a pleasant balance of rich heritage, embodied by members who have been anchors for decades, while still leaving plenty of space for newcomers, and for dynamic changes. The architecture is impressive, but humble, with simple beauty that facilitates reflection without drawing too much focus to itself. That reflection is followed by warm hospitality of a shared meal and conversation. Although I have typically come alone, this is a place where I would truly feel comfortable bringing anyone.

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