You Are Not Alone.

When life changes — through illness, grief, transition, new life, or uncertainty — Saint Peter’s is here to walk with you. Clergy and trained pastoral caregivers can listen, pray, visit, bring communion, and help you find the care you need.

All requests are received confidentially.

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Need Care Now?

For urgent pastoral needs, call 703-536-6606. If this is a medical emergency, call 911.

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When you are grieving
We offer pastoral conversation, prayer, funeral or memorial support, and companionship in loss.

When you are welcoming new life
We celebrate with you and can help with meals, prayer, presence, and a quilt in the early days.

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When you need practical help
Sometimes care looks like meals, rides, check-ins, and simple acts of love.

When you are ill or hospitalized
We can visit, pray, bring communion, and help you know you are not alone.

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When you need prayer
Share a prayer request publicly or privately, and it will be received with care.

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What happens when you reach out

We receive your request with care

Your story matters. It is held in confidence and prayer.

Someone will respond personally

You will hear from a real person who wants to listen.

We will discern next steps together

We will walk with you toward healing, hope, and peace.

Who walks with you

You are not cared for by just one person—this is a community that shows up.

Clergy

Pastoral conversations, sacramental care, spiritual guidance

Lay pastoral caregivers

Trained to listen, pray, and visit

Eucharistic visitors

Bring communion to those unable to be present

Volunteers

Meals, rides, phone calls, cards, flowers, and practical care

Together, we are a community that notices, responds, and stays.

Whatever you are carrying, you do not have to carry it alone. God is with you in it, holding you even now—and we are here for you, too.