Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speaker will be Alice Sanderson, Care Ministries Coordinator. Susan will be discussing Pastoral Care.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the fool and the sluggard n the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speakers will be the Mary & Martha Guild. The guild will be discussing their ministry coffee history.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the 3 practices in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the scoffer in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the virtuous woman in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Dynamos is a high school retreat that is led by teenagers for teenagers with youth throughout the Gulf Atlantic Diocese. First time goers enjoy a weekend that is full of deep conversations
and walking along a path similar to that of the disciples. You enter not knowing the journey and you come out feeling energized and ready to pursue your faith differently.
Dynamos will be at Camp Suwannee in Live Oak Florida. Registration ends on October 1st! Email John Driscoll at jdriscoll@stpetersfl.com for any questions!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speaker will be Jennifer Webster. Jennifer will be discussing the Lay School of Theology hosted but The Charles Simeon institute.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the simple in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Josiah Queen is an independent artist from Tampa and is coming to Tallahassee on Wednesday the 19th of November for his campus tour! John and Joanna Driscoll are attending the concert and we want to invite families to come along! The purpose of this event is for families to come together as a unit and enjoy the fun, if you can't come as a family but want your youth to go we will find a ride! We will be meeting at the Donald L. Tucker Civic center at 6pm. The concert starts at 7pm, please eat before! The concert is standing room only so come prepared to not sit! Email John at jdriscoll@stpetersfl.com to let him know that you will be attending!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the ruler in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speaker will be Father Michael Petty, Acting Dean. Father Petty will share his 20 years of ministry experience.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the friend in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speaker will be Father Marcus Kaiser, Dean & Rector. Father Marcus will share about Sabbaticals.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speakers will be Joana Driscoll and Jennifer Lynes. They will be sharing about music ministry and hospice.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! Typically, we start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be having our Advent party.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speakers will be Tina Campbell, Diane Biederman, and Ellen Culpepper. They will be sharing about the last 20 years of their faith.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Save the date for our St. Peter’s 5k Run and 1-mile Fun Run! Chip timing and finish line management will be done by the Gulf Winds Track Club. Awards will be provided for the 5k and 1-mile fun Run. There will be food and refreshments for all ages. Stay tuned, more details about registration and start times will be shared soon!
This event is part of our 20th Anniversary Celebration. A year-long series of events as we remember God’s faithfulness, celebrate the present, and look forward to the future.
The Senior Lunch and Learn begins at 12:00 and our speaker will be Merlin Russell. He will be discussing "Rocks in the House-An Introduction to Geologic Materials used around the Home”. Make sure to register below before 10/8/2025 at 8:00pm to reserve your spot in advance!
Join us for a day full of celebration as we as we remember God’s faithfulness and look forward to the future!
One Morning Service Followed by BBQ Dinner
Sunday | 5 October | 10am
Festival Evensong
Sunday | 5 October | 5pm
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the fool and the sluggard in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Save the date for a Blessing of the Animals Service hosted by St. Peter's Youth and the Missions Team on October 4th from 10:00am-12:00pm. The blessing will be held at the Youth House lawn. Bring your beloved pets and photos of any pets that are no longer with us. For more information or to volunteer, contact Chris De Stigter at cdestigter@stpetersfl.com.
Q: What is an animal blessing service?
A: An animal blessing is a ceremony where pets and their owners gather to receive a blessing. It usually coincides with the feast day for St. Francis of Assisi (October 4th). The blessing itself will be a short service in the front lawns of St. Peter’s where your animal is blessed individually by a priest.
Q: Who is St. Francis of Assisi?
A: St. Francis of Assisi is the patron saint of animals and the environment. He is revered for his love and compassion for all creatures, and animal blessing events are often held in honor of his feast day.
Q: What kind of animals are allowed?
A: We welcome all domesticated pets, including dogs, cats, birds, hamsters, and even reptiles. For the safety and comfort of all participants, please ensure your pet is well-behaved and properly restrained (e.g., on a leash, in a carrier). Feel free to contact us if you have any concerns about your pet attending.
Q: What about my departed pet? Or if my animal cannot attend?
A: As a way of commemorating the importance of our animals that have departed or cannot attend, we welcome you to bring a picture of your pet.
Q: Can children attend with their pets?
A: Absolutely! This event is family-friendly and we encourage children to participate with their beloved pets under adult supervision.
Q: Will there be restrooms, water, food, and other amenities available?
A: We will have restrooms, snacks, and drinks available for all people attending. For the animals, we will have stations for drinking water and treats provided for your animals. We will also have a designated area for animals to go to the restroom as needed.
Q: Will the event include anything beyond the blessing?
A: Beyond the service, there will be opportunities to connect with local agencies on how to help local animals and pet owners. Specifically, Leon County Humane Society will be present and accepting pet food donations that serve under-resourced individuals with animals.
Join us in the Parish Hall on Thursday, October 2nd at 6:45am where we’ll have hot coffee and home-cooking for only $5! (check or cash, please)
Bring a friend and enjoy breakfast over a time of fellowship with other men as we hear an encouraging message from Father Jonathan Kanary, our new Canon for Spiritual Formation and Discipleship.
Register here:Men's Breakfast Registration 2 Oct
P.S. Are you an early bird and like to serve? Arrive by 6:10am and be a part of our Cook & Prep Team!
Sunday nights are when the youth group comes together for an evening of fun! We start with a meal and hang out and play games, and then break out into middle school and high school specific groups!
This week we will be talking about the wise in the book of Proverbs! The groups then will split into breakout groups specific to gender. The goal of the night is to spend time in the Word and to spend time growing as a community. The small groups allow other adults in our church to pour into our teenagers.
Sunday Night Youth Group starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. We can't wait to see you this week at the youth house (white building south of the Cathedral)!
If you would like to be a part of the weekly emails from the youth ministry please email us!
Please join us this Sunday at the Youth Studio Cafe at 10:30 am. This week's guest speaker will be Susan Burton, Youth Ministry Leader. Susan will be discussing Policing with Faith.
We will have live worship music, fellowship, coffee, and snacks. See you in the parish hall!
Join us for The Pink Bag Lunch on Thursday, September 25, from 12 Noon - 1 PM. Ginger Proctor will share how God put into her heart to bring Young Life to Tallahassee. Young Life is still thriving and is an important part of our youth's spiritual journey. Pack your lunch. Iced tea, water, and dessert will be served. Friends are invited! RSVP to Tina Campbell at Tina@StPetersFL.com. There is Limited Space!
New Wineskins Missionary Network exists to advance the Kingdom of God by mobilizing Anglicans for authentic, cross-cultural partnership around the world. Through online resources, partners, networks, prayer, and mission conferences, we facilitate collaboration and inspire mission engagement.
Sr. Lunch and Learn | 11 Sept | 12pm | Come learn the delights of red wine at our first Sr. Lunch and Learn for the year. Our speaker will be Glenn Davis, a fine wine connoisseur.
ALL IN! Join us for the Wine & Cheese Small Group Kick-Off on Saturday, September 7, from 5:30–7:30 PM in the Parish Hall. Whether you’re already in a small group, ready to join one, or just curious to learn more, this reception is for you. Come be ALL IN for connection, conversation, and community!
Parents and Youth, we want to invite you to a meeting that will happen Sunday, September 7th at 5pm in the Youth House!
We will be discussing what will be happening in the youth ministry world, the plan for the semester, and everything in between! Please come and join the conversation and bring any questions that you may have. Snacks and drinks will be provided!
Guest Speaker: Robbie Castleman
Friday September 5th | 5:30pm-8pm
Attention all parents of children and teens! Come for fellowship, dinner, and a parent’s workshop. The children will be busy with a pizza dinner, craft, game time, and more. Our youth are going to have dinner and activities too. Our guest speaker, Robbie Castleman , has a heart for partnering with parents to help equip them to "Daddy, I'd like you to meet my children." That's Robbie Castleman's attitude about bringing your children to church. She believes that Sunday morning isn't a success if she has only managed to keep the kids quiet. Children of all ages are at church for the same reason as their parents: for the privilege of worshiping God. Worship, Castleman writes, is "the most important thing you can ever train your child to do." So with infectious passion, nitty-gritty advice and a touch of humor, she shows you how to help your children (from toddlers to teenagers) enter into worship. Dr. Robbie Castleman is professor Emerita of New Testament & Biblical Studies at John Brown University. She is the author of several books including Story Shaped Worship and Parenting in the Pew. Robbie is returning to Tallahassee to share her in-depth knowledge and love with you all. This will be a treat! There is something for the whole family this evening. So please RSVP for the dinner head count. We are asking for $20 donation per family to help cover the cost if you are able. Please RSVP to Amy Stewart at astewart@stpetersfl.com today! Please share who is coming, the ages of children and youth, and if there are any food allergies.
Robbie Castleman with the youth | 5 Sept | 4:30pm | If you are in high school mark your calendars for Friday September 5th at 4:30! Professor Castleman's time with St. Peter's youth won't just help you engage the story arc of biblical worship, but you'll get better grades if you go to college because of some ideas presented at the seminar!
Join us in the Parish Hall where the Men’s Ministry Leadership Team will have hot coffee and a home-cooked breakfast ready for you! Enjoy your breakfast over a time of fellowship with other men!
Please RSVP at the link below to ensure we have enough breakfast, or you are welcome to bring your own breakfast.
Bring a friend and enjoy breakfast over a time of fellowship with other men as we hear an encouraging message from parishioner Chuck Lang about sharing his faith at work and home, along with leading St. Peter’s Discipled Evangelism core.
Please bring cash or check ($5) for your reserved breakfast the morning of the Men’s Breakfast.
P.S. Are you an early bird and like to serve? Arrive by 6:10am and be a part of our Cook & Prep Team!
Camp Araminta is one very active week with ongoing, exciting programs and activities that keep our kids busy from the crack of dawn until the evening. Camp is open to all rising 4th-12th grade students. We are building Christian Community through fellowship, living the Christian ideal from day to day, and learning to hold each other accountable. We also encourage discipleship by teaching youth how to filter the culture around us and discern what we listen to, say, and do (in music, media, and games). We are a ministry dedicated to supporting our youth as well as our fellow Anglicans.
Isaiah 40:31 reminds us, “but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” Like birds learning to fly, our faith begins with a leap; we take that step and can feel God’s comfort surround us like the very air we breathe. The name Araminta was chosen because it means lofty in Hebrew. As Christians, not only do we keep our minds focused on things above (Col 3:2), but we strive to pass on the faith to others in a way that they, too, will take that leap and learn to fly into God’s comfort. Araminta from its English roots means prayer or protection, and our prayer is that Camp Araminta is a place “where faith takes flight” for everyone who comes here.
Our Mission
To support the children and youth ministries of the congregations of the Gulf Atlantic Diocese by offering a short-term intense experience of Christian community and discipleship.
If you are interested in being a part of the Chorister program next year, please contact Debbie Garven, debgarven@gmail.com. Next year's season begins with a pre-season, half-day chorister boot camp from July 14-18. This puts everyone on the same level with some basic skills of leading in worship and singing as well as integrating new member's into the chorister community by engaging in relationship building activities. We can’t wait for camp!
We, as a group will carpool from St. Peter's at 7:30am and head over to Ichetucknee Springs and tube down their lazy river! Bring a bagged lunch and we will eat after the river before we jump into the springs! We'll end the trip by going to Jeremiahs Italian Ice for a sweet treat to end the hot summer day!
SIGNUPS OPEN NOW!
Soul in the City is a week-long overnight summer camp where rising 7th - 12th grade students physically and relationally invest in our local community with their time and talents by being the hands and feet of Jesus. During this action-packed week, students live on the Grace Anglican Church campus in a mission-styled setting. They sleep on air mattresses (girls and guys separated in different buildings) and shower in custom-built PVC pipe showers with curtains and safe platforms. It is straight from the hose (and quite cold sometimes).
Just like an overseas mission trip, Soul in the City is on mission to the local community. Students serve during the day at various mission sites, have fun with friends, and gather at the Barn in the evening for worship, teaching, and small group discussion. A typical day of service is about six hours and can range from yard clean up to playing with children. Each day there are many opportunities for fun. There are scheduled events throughout the week that happen on campus and are geared towards students having the best week of camp ever! Campers won’t leave Soul in the City without experiencing fun, and most importantly, spiritual transformation and growth.
Pricing:
January 1st - February 28th: $300 per camper
March 1st - April 30th: $325 per camper
May 1st - May 31st: $350 per camper
May 31st- REGISTRATION CLOSES
Join us in the Nave for a special guest! Dan the Balloon Man will be here to share his special talent and tricks with balloons while sharing the Gospel. He travels all over the country sharing God’s love and making balloons. This a is great event to invite neighbors and friends. Come early and join us for dinner at 5pm.
Like the hit Food Network show Chopped, St. Peter's Youth will be competing against each other in teams for the Golden Spatula. Each team will have an adult team member and they will have to make 3 courses of food for judges with random ingredients. Admission is 2 cans of canned food per person. We need help setting up and tearing down to make this event possible!
Why “Family Style”? Discipleship is not an individual event; God created us to journey and support each other in this life together. Family Style means families come to worship, pray, play, and fellowship together as a family and with other families. Our prayer is that this will be an opportunity to help families grow together in their faith and reconnect to God’s kingdom and each other. Our hope is that our families will leave empowered to continue growing their faith together at home.
What is Family Bible School? Very similar to a regular VBS! There will be singing and dancing, interactive Bible stories, crafts, water games, and more! Children will start with their parents at their picnic blanket on the lawn, but they won’t be sitting for long! Families will be grouped in tribes and will visit stations together. Stations will be inside and outside the church. Kids will still have opportunities to have fun with old friends and make new ones. Parents will have a chance to connect with their peers, too!
What is expected of parents, grandparents, and guardians? Have fun with your kids! You will help shepherd them to the different stations and help them participate in the activities and program. This is a great opportunity to share your faith and make memories with your children. This is not a drop-off event. Parents are participating for the entire time. We need at least one parent (grandparent or guardian) per family to stay. You are welcome to bring friends! You will be responsible for the children you bring. You will not be alone! There will be volunteers assigned to help and support families as they navigate the different activities and program.
What about my baby or toddlers? Bring them! Nursery is open for the littlest ones, or they are welcome to stay with your family too!
What about my teens? Teens may participate with your family, or serve in one of the many volunteer positions needed to make FBS a great success!
If I volunteer, can I have dinner? Yes! Dinner reservations are a part of the volunteer sign up. We want volunteers to come fellowship with dinner and worship with the families!
We prefer to have dinner at home. No problem! If you would prefer not to partake of the parish dinners, you may certainly eat ahead of time and join us at 5:30 FBS programming, or pack your own picnic and eat with the other families at 5:00pm.
Mark your calendars for June 1 for the Annual Parish Meeting and Potluck Picnic! We'll all worship together at 10 am with the official Annual Meeting immediately afterwards, then gather on the grounds for a fried chicken picnic lunch. Plan to bring your favorite side or dessert! St. Peter’s is bringing the fried chicken! Click the button below to RSVP and let us know what you will be bringing!
If you are a youth or have a youth in rising 6th-12th grade then come out to the Youth House on Saturday, May 31! We will have Pizza, fellowship and a WATERSLIDE! It will be a super fun day to get outside and jump into summer! We want all who plan on attending to bring a side or a desert!
The Community Support Missions Core group provides relief for hurricane victims, including using chainsaws to remove brush and tree limbs. Anyone who wants to participate must take a class on chainsaw management. A class will be offered on May 24th at 4:00 p.m. Hamburgers, and fixings will be served. Make a reservation by emailing Greg Laffitte at greg.laffitte@gmail.com.
Join us right here in the parking lot at St. Peter's as we partner with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to build 15 bunk beds for local children in need. Sleep in Heavenly Peace believes that a bed is a basic need for the proper physical, emotional, and mental support that a child needs and that all children deserve a safe, comfortable place to lay their heads. Join in this special time of creating beds for deserving children, as well as the opportunity to help deliver and set up. What an amazing opportunity to share God's love! For questions, or more information, please contact Under-Resourced Core Captain, Freddy Branham.
Please join the Mary & Martha Guild for our annual potluck lunch on Monday, May 12. We will meet at the home of Amy Cooksey beginning at 11:00. All women are invited. Questions? Email Sara Clausen at sj73cp@gmail.com.
Save the Date! Save your Seat beginning April 8.
The Seeds of Wisdom Speaker Series is brought to you by the generous contributions of Pat Moir and Meredith Hunter
Books, art work, and gifts will be available for purchase...the perfect gifts for Mother's Day!
Anne Neilson is well known for her ethereal angel paintings, inspiring reflections of her faith, and stunning use of color. In response to demand for more access to her acclaimed angel paintings, Neilson published eight books and launched Anne Neilson Home, a growing collection of luxury home products, including candles, note cards, Scripture cards, prints, and journals.
Class registration for the Lay School of Theology’s 2025 Eastertide semester is now open!
When: Wednesdays, 6–8:00 pm | May 7, 14. 21, and 28
There are two classes to choose from:
This class will help participants explore the teaching of one of the Church’s greatest theologians, St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274). Reading will focus on selections from St. Thomas’ Summa Theologiae which have particular significance for the Church right now. The Summa Theologiae is an intricate blend of Scripture, doctrine, spiritual teaching, and moral guidance. For St. Thomas, the Christian life consists of certain intellectual, spiritual, and moral virtues which must all be held and practiced together. While the Summa Theologiae is formidable in bulk and depth, we want to remember that the “beginners” for whom it was written were members of the Dominican order, priests who specialized in preaching, hearing confessions, teaching, and giving spiritual direction. Each class session will focus on a major theme and its spiritual significance for us today:
May 7: The Strangeness of God: Christian Spirituality Begins with the Truth about God
May 14: The Strange Creature Called Human: The Spiritual Creature with a Physical Body
May 21: Why the Moral Life and the Spiritual Life are Organically Connected
May 28: Christ and the Eucharist: Christian Spirituality as Union with Christ
In this class we will explore the significance of Christian tradition and spirituality and how Calvin's theology can help form a deeper biblical understanding of what it means to be truly spiritual. His theology is above all practical and he wrote that doctrine is not understood by the intellect and memory only, "but is received only when it possesses the whole soul, and finds its seeds and [application] in the inmost recesses of the heart." J.I. Packer said John Calvin was the most influential man in the world during his day. And Alistair McGrath wrote, "...it is impossible to understand modern Protestantism without coming to terms with John Calvin's legacy to the movement which he did so much to nourish and sustain." That movement was the Reformation and its driving force was to lead the Church back to its roots in God’s word and a rich spirituality. For Calvin, the essence of right living was spiritual. Calvin was well acquainted with the cost of discipleship. The distress of exile, the burden of poverty, the hurt of slander and misrepresentation, the threat of physical harm, were all things he knew first hand, and his view of Christian spirituality as a result is seen in his understanding and exposition of living the Christian life. His theology produced the Puritans in England, the Huguenots in France, the ‘Beggars' in Holland, the Covenanters in Scotland, and the Pilgrim Fathers of New England, and more. I invite you to join me in looking at this remarkable and godly man from whom we can learn a great deal.
Spots are limited, so please click below to register your spot! All are welcome, and the classes are free.
Childcare will be provided, and they can bring their dinner with them (no nuts, please).
Fr. Michael Petty, Canon for Adult Formation
Fr. Jeff Trostle, Faculty of Lay School of Theology
This prayer service will focus on praying for healing from past hurts and sins that may have been passed down through family generations. We will be utilizing a form of intercessory prayer where individuals pray for themselves and their family, seeking to break generational patterns of dysfunction and release themselves from the influence of past hurts centering on forgiveness, renouncing harmful influences, and seeking God's intervention to restore healing and freedom.
Join us in the Parish Hall where the Men’s Ministry Leadership Team will have hot coffee and a home-cooked breakfast ready for you! Enjoy your breakfast over a time of fellowship with other men!
Please RSVP at the link below to ensure we have enough breakfast, or you are welcome to bring your own breakfast.
Please bring cash or check ($5) for your reserved breakfast the morning of the Men’s Breakfast.
