Will you seek and serve Christ in all persons,
loving your neighbor as yourself?

Will you strive for justice and peace among all people,
and respect the dignity of every human being?

 

The last two promises of the Baptismal Covenant form the heart of our outreach and community ministries at St. Peter’s. Indeed, these ministries are very important to our members as well for fellowship and an opportunity to connect our faith with the world around us as we engage both the local and global communities.

We invite you to join us in our ministries of love and service. 

 

Outreach and Community Ministries at St. Peter's

St. Peter's Thrift Shop

Click button below for store hours and donation information. To volunteer, please call 732-462-9264 during Shop hours.

Community Suppers

Serving a sustaining, nutritious free dinner on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Different groups around the Freehold area sponsor meals throughout the year. Contact the church office to find out more about donating food or volunteering.

2022-2023 Schedule: (meals served from 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm)

September 2022: 9, 23
October 2022: 14, 28
November 2022: 11, 25
December 2022: 9, 23
January 2023: 13, 27
February 2023: 10, 24
March 2023: 10, 24
April 2023: 14, 28
May 2023: 12, 26
June 2023: 9, 23
July 2023: 14, 28
August 2023: 11, 25

Open Door After School Program

Volunteers help Freehold Boro elementary students complete homework and prepare for assessments. This program runs from October through mid-May, Mondays through Thursdays after school.

Blessing Bag Brigade Soup Kitchen

Blessing Bag Brigade operates a soup kitchen on Wednesdays and Thursdays at lunch. This is currently a bagged lunch take-away program. For more information about donations or volunteering, please visit the Blessing Bag Brigade website.

Winter Emergency Housing Program

St. Peter's supports the Emergency Housing and Advocacy Program (EHAP) and their Winter Emergency Housing Program for homeless men. St. Peter's provides nightly intake services from December through March, and, along with several local houses of worship, St. Peter's provides overnight shelter once a week for participants in the program. For more information, please call 732-431-2600.

Twelve-Step Programs

St. Peter's hosts a variety of twelve-step programs each week.

Beginner Al-Anon, 5:30-6:30 pm
Al-Anon, 6:45-7:45 pm

Tuesday: 
 

Al-Anon, 7:00-8:00 pm

Thursday:

Open Door Food Collection

Our local Freehold Food Bank is in need of donations of food, and monetary donations are always welcome. To volunteer, please call 732-780-1089.

 

St. Peter’s Ministries & Ministry Partners
in the Keith Building

The Keith Building, the gray strip center next to St. Peter’s Church on Throckmorton Street, hosts our Thrift Shop and value ministry partners, including:

Freehold Area Open Door
Phone: 732-780-1089 Click for Email
#39 Throckmorton St.
(food assistance and other programs for those in need)

Emergency Housing & Advocacy Program
Phone: 732-431-2600 Click for Email
#41 Throckmorton St.
(Emergency Housing Advocacy for the unhoused and those in danger of losing their housing.)

New Attitudes Clubhouse,
#45 Throckmorton St.
(12 step meetings from 7 am - 7pm daily)

St. Peter's Thrift Shop & Annex
Phone: 732-462-9264
#49 Throckmorton St.

 

Episcopal Community Services in the Diocese of New Jersey

The Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey is establishing Episcopal Community Services of New Jersey (ECS-NJ) at this extraordinary time in our nation’s history to expand our capacity to meet critical human needs in the cities, towns, and villages our 140 congregations serve, while advocating for meaningful systemic change. ECS-NJ is committed to working to achieve a more just and equitable world. Combining social and racial justice advocacy and awareness-raising with resource provision to empower under-resourced communities is our urgent priority.