Brackett Memorial United Methodist Church
We are called to be an inclusive, diverse and caring Christian community; worshiping, praying, witnessing, reaching out to all people on the island and beyond, daring to grow and change...
Fifth Maine Regiment Museum
Built in 1888 as a reunion hall for the veterans of the Civil War’s Fifth Maine Volunteer Regiment, the museum tells the story of those soldiers and traces the history...
Friends of TEIA
The mission of Friends of TEIA is to offer fully funded “camperships” to resident Peaks Island children to attend TEIAs’s summer educational camps of sailing, tennis or the kids camp/ pre...
Holy Trinity Summer Chapel (Episcopal)
Sunday Holy Eucharist at 8:30 AM (At St. Christopher’s Catholic Church) July and August
Illustration Institute
Illustration Institute’s mission is to raise appreciation and awareness of illustration in its many forms. ii seeks to provide people of all ages the opportunity to learn directly from master...
Peaks Environmental Action Team
We are a volunteer organization, welcoming everyone to work for a lighter human footprint on our island environment. We organize annual Earth Day activities, Maine Coastal Cleanup, and other initiatives...
Peat meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first Monday of every month at 25 Crescent Avenue. We announce meetings and meeting changes in the Star, Carol’s List, and Next Door Peaks Island.
Peaks Information Exchange
The Peaks Information Exchange (PIE) is an unincorporated non-profit association. A volunteer service organization created with the help of the Island Institute in 2002 to provide technical assistance for all...
PIE assists any organization with collecting, analyzing, presenting, distributing, and storing information. PIE facilitates inter-organizational collaboration on projects. PIE offers to warehouse information digitally.
Peaks Island Food Pantry
Food pantry for Peaks Island residents
Peaks Island Health Center
The mission of the Peaks Island Health Center is “to facilitate and support the delivery of health services on Peaks Island for island residents and visitors.” It’s available to all...
The mission of the Peaks Island Health Center is “to facilitate and support the delivery
of health services on Peaks Island for island residents and visitors.” It’s available to all
patients who choose its services providing preventive and ongoing medical care,
especially for those most at risk: elders, people with disabilities and children. It is an
IRS non-profit, 501 c 3 organization whose board provides the clinic facility and
Cnancial and practical support for an independently practicing provider, Maine Medical
Partners Family Medicine. The support takes multiple forms including contracting with
the provider for use of the facility, providing public information and marketing services
to maximize awareness and use of the health center, fundraising for special capital and
project needs and sponsoring health education events throughout the year.
Peaks Island Land Preserve
The Peaks Island Land Preserve is committed to the acquisition, preservation and stewardship in perpetuity of Peaks Island lands for the use and enjoyment of islanders and visitors.
Peaks Island Music Association
Summer Concert Series, Scholarship Award, Holiday Concert, House Concerts
https://www.facebook.com/PeaksIslandMusicAssoc/
RCAP Solutions
With funding from the federal government, provides technical assistance on drinking water quality, groundwater wells, and septic systems.
St. Christopher’s Church
Open Year Around Sunday Mass at 10am Meeting space available.
The Very Reverend Gregory P. Dube was appointed Rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland and Pastor of the other Portland Peninsula & Island Parishes (Sacred Heart/St. Dominic Parish, Portland; St. Louis Parish, Portland; St. Peter Parish, Portland; and St. Christopher Parish, Peaks Island) effective August 1, 2016. Previously, Fr. Dube served as Pastor of Holy Savior Parish (St. Athanasius and St. John Church, Rumford; Our Lady of the Snows Church, Bethel) from 2013-2016.
A native of Greene, he attended Leavitt Area High School and graduated from the University of Maine at Augusta, earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He completed his clerical studies at Theological College at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Fr. Dube was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Richard J. Malone on June 29, 2007, at the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Lewiston. His first assignment was as parochial vicar at Good Shepherd Parish in Biddeford and Saco. In November of 2010, Fr. Dube was appointed parochial vicar at the Portland Peninsula & Island Parishes (parishes listed above) and as hospital chaplain at Maine Medical Center and Mercy Hospital, both in Portland. In addition to his parish duties, Fr. Dube currently serves as a member of the Presbyteral Council and the College of Consultors, chair of the Priest Personnel Board, and as chaplain to the Maine Chiefs of Police Association.
