Training is offered twice a year in our Diocese. Today's members of the Episcopal Church Women are focused on developing women as leaders in our church and society. UTO provides a way for men, women and children of the Episcopal Church to give daily thanks to God. Some Episcopalians fill a blue envelope, but toward the same purpose and with the same sense of gratitude. These monetary gifts are used to help others.
Every coin is used to support grants for missions and ministry.
St. Peter's has two ingatherings for UTO, one in the Spring and one in the Fall. The Church Periodical Club was founded in 1888 by Mary Ann Fargo of New York City to provide literature and related materials without charge to those who need and request them and cannot obtain them otherwise. The simple pleasure of donating your used books to the CPC table and buying books has a big impact on children's literacy at home and abroad. St. Peter's actively supports the shelter with quarterly linen drives to collect towels, twin sheets, pillows, blankets, and quilts. St. Peter's also holds periodic potlucks and celebrations to support the residents.