About St. Peter Lutheran Church
St. Peter's Lutheran Church exists to share God's Word and Sacraments with His people, to provide Christian education for the young, and to share God's Word with the people of this community and with the world.
St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church is a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). Our congregation is 138 years old and has approximately 1,250 members.
Our Church and School are located at 312 W. Main St. in the great city of Weyauwega, Wisconsin.
Worship Services
- Saturday at 4:00pm
- Sunday at 8:00am
- Sunday at 10:30am
- Service is also broadcast on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on WDUX 800 AM radio.
- Holiday & Special Services posted on Calendar
Contact Information
Church phone: 920.867.3169
Church email: stpeterc@centurytel.net
School phone: 920.867.2200
St. Peter’s Mission Statement
“St. Lutheran Lutheran Church exists to share God’s Word and Sacrament with His people, to provide Christian education for the young, and to share God’s Word with the people of this community and with the world.”
UPCOMING EVENTS!
Marriage Enrichment Weekend
Come to the Sticky Marriage enrichment weekend held at the beautiful Bridgeport Resort in Sturgeon Bay, WI on January 27-29. Led by WELS' National Marriage Enrichment Coordinator, Pastor Randy Hunter, the weekend gives you plenty of chances to learn more about your spouse and reflect God's love for them. For more information visit www.eternal-love.org, email Pastor.Johnson@eternal-love.org, or call 920-749-9744.
COMING UP IN FEBRUARY: SPECIAL BIBLE STUDY!
Lots of things are happening here at St. Peter in regard to our Building on the Rock program. During the month of February we are going to devote special time to a review of stewardship principles by means of a Bible study. It is entitled: “First Century Stewardship”. We are going to read 2 Corinthians chapters 8 and 9, and learn how Christians of the first century used their time, their talents, and their treasures in order to advance the kingdom of God and to assist fellow believers who were going through difficult times in their lives. God has given us so much direction in His Word in regard to being good stewards of His blessings. How would you respond to these statements?:
Christ said, “Go and make disciples.” He didn’t say, “Go and raise money.”
“We need to avoid telling members to work for the church, we should be teaching them to work as the church.”
“Christian stewardship does not consist in raising money, but in raising people.”
“It is wrong for a church to suggest to its members how much to give.”
These statements, plus a host of others, will be read and discussed during this
special Bible study. Each class will be held at 9:15 a.m.
THE EXCITEMENT IS BUILDING! MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Please mark your January calendars for two special open forums that will be held. The dates are Saturday, January 28th at 5:15, and Sunday, January 29, at 11:45 a.m. These open forums will be held in the school gymnasium and will focus on our Building on the Rock (BOTR) program.
Food and refreshments will be served.
We will have opportunity to see designs of the proposed new school and narthex for the church. The
architect, Tom Schermerhorn, from Excel Engineering, and Matt Burow, president of Catalyst Construction, will be here to present floor plans and elevations of the current building design and to answer questions from those attending.
We will also hear from St. Peter’s BOTR Planning/Building Committee and the Finance Committee in regard to the building design of the project and the financial plan to fund the project. As we get closer and closer to finalizing plans, it is critical for as many members as possible to come and become familiar with what is happening, and to voice suggestions and concerns that you may have. It is truly an exciting time for St. Peter congregation! We hope and pray you will make the effort to come to one of these open forums. We truly value your thoughts and ideas! We need your support!
Worship Workshop
The Heart and Hands of David Workshop is designed to connect, encourage, and grow artists and musicians who use modern technology, art, and instrumentation in Lutheran Worship. The two day clinic at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee will feature many sessions hosted by the members of Koine and other special guests. All are invited to enhance their gifts of service at the Heart and Hands of David Workshop.
A special session will be held on Thursday evening, April 19, for Worship Leaders and Coordinators. The Workshop will be followed on Sunday afternoon, April 22, by a special event featuring Koine. More details coming soon. If you in any way have any musical talent with any instrument that could be used in worship please talk to one of your pastors today!!!