The Totes of Hope mission is one of the most meaningful ways we share Christmas love each year.This 11th Annual tradition is proof that hope doesn't have to be flashy to be powerful. It can look like a warm meal, a thoughtful delivery and a simple reminder of God's love!
If you've never participated before, this is your sign to jump in the tote! Whether you donate items, help pack or offer a name of someone who could benefit from a Tote of Hope, there's always room for everyone to be part of something truly special at St. Peter's Church of Oldtown Valley!
If you know of an individual or family who could benefit from a Tote of Hope contact Sarah Keffer at
secretarystpete@gmail.com | 330-07-2835

And that's the way the cookie crumbles....
What a sweet success this year cookie walk turned out to be! Thanks to your incredible baking buying volunteering cheerful participation we raised $765 for Saint Peters Church of Old Town valley. This is proof that when our community chips in, Big things happen, one cookie at a time period from the first sprinkle to the last crumb, every single person who baked, donated, helped or came to shop made this event truly special yet again. So start preheating those ovens and saving room on your cookie trays because next year's cookie walk is already shaping up to be even batter! We can't wait to do it all over again together!

December has been a very busy month for our little church.  On Sunday the 22nd we packed 20 Totes of Hope with a full Christmas dinner for families in need this Christmas Season.  Uniting in the name of Jesus, bearing the burdens together.

Merry Christmas ~ God Bless!

December 22st St. Peter's members Tina Beney & Marlena Allen held their first ever Cookie Walk & Bake Sale to help support the local homeless shelter and Dover/Phila Food Pantry raising $803.  
Thank you to everyone who donated/baked and supported our cause!

December 5th, members Marcy Stein, Sherry Heter and their dream team was able to provide dinners in a dash to over 160 supporters within our community.  Raising $2,106 to be sent to those still struggling in North Carolina from the hurricanes.

Thank you to ALL our support and love of our community!
GOD BLESS!

October 23rd Marcy Stein hosted Project Grinch Dust Dinner with founder Kim Applegarth Fincher here at St. Peter's Church.  The dinner and raffles benefitted local FRIENDS of the Homeless Shelter as well as Harbor House during this Christmas season.  Being able to provide a warm dinner and gifts for all!  This year Marcy was able to serve 200 meals and raised
 $2,900 for Project Grinch Dust!

"YOU HAVE TWO HANDS, ONE IS TO HELP YOURSELF,
THE SECOND IS TO HELP OTHERS."

October 18th St. Peter's Church participated in a hurricane relief benefit held at the Municipal Building in New Philadelphia to help send items needed to areas struggling from the most recent hurricanes.
Thank you to those who donated items and raised $1,270 that was donated to Samaritans Purse.

May God Keep Them Safe!