Epistle from St. Peter's

The monthly newsletter, The Epistle from St. Peter's (ESP), is available for download as a PDF. Just click on the title of the issue to view or click on the download button on the right to start the download. You can also download the Calendar and Server Schedule separately. You might want to do this if you just want to print out those pages. It's hard to see them online because they are sideways.

The ESP is now primarily distributed on-line. If you want to receive a papercopy, please contact the parish office.

Title	Type	Author	Date	Size
ESP201003MAR Epistle from St. Peter's for March 2010	.pdf	Esp Editor	2/26/2010 10:31:04 AM	1.49 MB	Download
ESP201002FEB February 2010 Issue of ESP	.pdf	ESP Editor	1/27/2010 3:28:20 PM	1.87 MB	Download
ESP 2010 01 JANUARY January 2010 Issue of ESP	.pdf	ESP Editor	1/25/2010 10:54:04 AM	2.12 MB	Download

You can also download the Calendar and Servers at Liturgy pages individually.

Title	Type	Author	Date	Size
Servers 2010 03 March March 2010 Servers at Liturgy	.pdf	Carpenter	3/1/2010 5:39:08 PM	31.81 KB	Download
Calendar 2010 March 2010 Calendar for March 2010 St. Peters	.pdf	Parish Administrator	2/26/2010 10:34:18 AM	35.32 KB	Download
Servers 2010 02 FEBRUARY Servers at Liturgy for February 2010	.pdf	Carpenter	1/25/2010 10:59:25 AM	32.27 KB	Download
FebCalendarESP ESP Calendar for February 2010	.pdf	Weinberg	1/27/2010 12:05:18 PM	128.53 KB	Download

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St Peter's Episcopal Church, Fernandina

Help with PDF files

What is a PDF file?

How can I tell if I have a reader?

How do I download a reader?

I click on the title but I don't see the document, it wants to download.

It's all garbled!

I still don't get it!

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church