We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.

We invite all fully vaccinated individuals to join us in person for Holy Eucharist, Rite II, at 10:30 am each Sunday. This service will also be live-streamed if you choose to join us remotely.

Following new guidelines from the Governor, St. Peter’s is now open at capacity for in-person worship for all fully vaccinated persons. We are now able to gather inside, to approach the altar and to take communion together.

In order to keep everyone safe, however, we will ask for proof that worshipers are fully vaccinated before joining in-person worship. (The CDC considers a person fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second of the two shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or the single shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.)

You will only need to show this proof once:

• bring your vaccination record card with you to church,
• bring a photocopy of your vaccine card and keep your original safe at home,
• take a picture of the card with your phone and show us the picture when you get to church, or
• scan your card to make a pdf or take a picture of it and email or snail mail either of those forms to the church office (office@stpetersrockland.org).

We are mindful that there are persons for whom the vaccine is not yet available, medically contraindicated, or eschewed. If this applies to you, contact our rector (rector.stpetersrockland@gmail.com or 207-594-8191), because there are ways we can reach out to you, be with you, pray with you, and bring you communion without endangering you.