All Are Welcome Here!Welcome to Historic St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Chelsea, familiarly known as St. Peter's Chelsea. We're located in the Chelsea Historic District of Manhattan listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Since being founded in 1831, our vision for St. Peter’s is to be a place where anyone in Chelsea or beyond can come and feel welcome, whether for program, spiritual or religious connection, or simply to read in our garden. We are are a friendly and welcoming congregation of many races, genders, generations, and backgrounds. Built from Manhattan schist rocks pulled from the ground beneath it, St. Peter’s is literally "The Rock of Chelsea." The building has served as a neighborhood center for ideas and programs, and living out our wider mission to the world through social action since completion in 1838. St. Peter's is also known as "The Christmas Church" because it was founded by Clement Clarke Moore, author of A Visit From St. Nicholas (the world's most famous Christmas poem) and built on his estate Chelsea. The poem was the first portrayal of Santa as the modern world knows him today. We hope that you will explore this website to learn more about St. Peter's. Please join us at any or all of our events. If there is a way that St. Peter's can be a resource to you or your family, please feel free to call us at 212-929-2390 or email us at office@stpeterschelsea.org Thank you for visiting, and God bless you. -The Wardens and people of St. Peter's Chelsea  The Call of St. Peter
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SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00am Holy Communion (followed by coffee and fellowship hour) 12:00pm Chelsea Community Church service 6:30pm Thursday Evening Prayer (in the Rectory or Garden weather permitting) OFFICE HOURS: Monday and Tuesday 10:00am -4:00pm Wednesday and Friday 10:00am -12:30pm Thursday office closed FOOD PANTRY:
Saturdays, 10:30am - 11:30am  Thank you St. Peter's Chelsea Food Pantry volunteers!
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St. Peter’s is the site for our block for the Department of Sanitation's Organics Collection Program. Organics collection is the Department of Sanitation’s curbside recycling service for food scraps, food-soiled paper and yard waste. You can bring the above items to St. Peter’s and place them in the brown and orange composting bins to the right of the Rectory door. Your food scraps will be harvested for compost or fuel when the bins are full. This is a program in partnership with the Department of Sanitation, and we are very pleased to be a part of it.