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Scouting at Saint Peter’s

St. Peter’s is proud of the Eagle Scouts in the congregation, and grateful that over the years several Scouts have chosen Eagle Scout projects, pictured below, that have enhanced our worship and our grounds.

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Recent Eagle Projects

  • A woman in a tan scout uniform with patches and a neckerchief stands next to a small green wooden shed with a white window and door, outdoors on a dirt surface with trees in the background.

    Garden Shed (2025)

  • A dirt walking trail winding through a wooded area with tall trees and green foliage.

    Walking Trail (2025)

  • Metal bike rack on a concrete sidewalk near a grassy area with trees and a brick building in the background. Youth park their bikes and then play basketball for some simple fun.

    Bike Rack

  • Wooden benches part of the outdoor chapel at Saint Peter's Episcopal Church in Arlington, VA with tall trees and fallen leaves.

    Outdoor Chapel

  • A rustic outdoor altar for worship in a wooded area with a stone base supporting a wooden top, decorated with white and purple flowers, flanked by two wooden benches.

    Chapel with wedding flowers

  • Saint Peter's Episcopal church has a a red brick church with a cross on top, surrounded by green trees, a manicured lawn with concentric circular designs, and a clear blue sky.

    A view of the Labyrinth

  • A post with information about the labyrinth that anyone can walk situated outside of the church on the Saint Peter's Episcopal Church campus in Arlington, VA

    Labyrinth Post

2025 Projects

A smiling woman in a Girl Scout uniform standing beside a green shed with a small window, outdoors surrounded by trees and fallen leaves.

–– Henry Lee, 2025

Garden Shed

Henry Lee of Boy Scout Troop #641 completed his Eagle Scout project at St. Peter's. Henry is a Junior at Thomas Jefferson High School in Fairfax. He, leading others from his troop, moved and renovated an existing shed to support the St. Peter's Community Garden and Creation Care goals to REUSE! The project involved moving the old shed to its new location, replacing the floor and roof, adding a window, and painting inside and out. Henry collaborated with St. Peter's Buildings and Grounds, Garden, and Creation Care folks and made new friends! He was supported by his father, Rick Lee. This accomplishment will help the St. Peter’s Vegetable Garden Group in delivering fresh produce to Arlingtonians in need! THANK YOU, Henry and congratulations on your accomplishment!

Two young men working outdoors on a trail, carrying a large fallen tree branch between them, surrounded by trees in a wooded area.

–– Teddy Totten, 2025

Nature Trail

Teddy Totten, a Yorktown High School sophomore, led a troop of about 20 scouts to design and build a 100-yard nature trail that takes walkers around the St. Frances chapel by a notable Red Maple and the Wagner Chestnut tree. The construction of this trail is a key step in earning his Eagle Scout honor. Their work has blessed our community with a lasting contribution to creation care in Arlington.

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