Dear Anthea and colleagues,

In a recent conversation with Elizabeth Pidgeon she remarked that the only hope she saw for the long-term preservation of St. Peter's Chapel is for the Chapel to be brought into the National Trust's properties. I couldn't agree more. And, many of our volunteers have expressed their agreement, too. So, as I was building our new website that makes every effort to begin to introduce the public to the beauty and special service to the Navy of St. Peter's Chapel, I have taken the liberty of making that suggestion and listing you as the contact for the Trust on our Chapel in Decline page (www.stpeterschapel.org). The website has been up just a week or so and already we have received many compliments. It has certainly been difficult to determine the best way to introduce the Chapel via the internet without stepping on toes. We have been reticent to launch a site until we were sure that the present tenant manager of the property was not intending to. Even in a recent site improvement, they do not tell the story of the Chapel or show any of its beauty. Our role as advocate voices in the absence of a defined St. Peter's congregation requires us to tell the story in as compelling a way as possible. We hope you will find the site useful in helping to make a case for St. Peter's amongst your circle of contacts.