Men's Breakfast

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.

Our speaker is Claude Lilly.

Claude Lilly holds a Phd in Risk Management and International Finance and did post graduate work in education at Harvard. He has been a professor at Texas Tech University, the University of Southern California, Florida State University, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Clemson University, and Presbyterian College. At Florida State University and Texas Tech University he headed risk management research centers. At the University of North Carolina at Charlotte he was dean of the Belk College of Business, at Clemson University he was dean of the College of Business and Behavioral Science, and at Presbyterian College he served as president. He has served on the boards of publicly traded companies as chair of the audit committees. He also has served on the board of governmental and charitable organizations. In Charlotte, he was chair of the Federal Reserve branch for five years. Currently, he serves as chair of the board of the Tallahassee Museum.

He has written more than fifty books and articles on international finance, risk management, leadership, and actuarial science.

 He is married to Liza Lilly. His hobbies include golf, reading philosophy, and target shooting.

 He serves on the Security Team for St. Peter's.

Men's Cookout

Sunday, 21 April | 5:00pm–7:30pm

Speaker: Preston Scott

BBQ, Oysters, and Drinks in a beautiful place with fellow men of St. Peter's!

LOCATION CHANGE TO THE YOUTH HOUSE! A fun time to catch up with one another in the great outdoors.

Are you willing to help out or have questions, contact Men’s Ministry via email by clicking here!

All ages of St. Peter's men are invited. Friends, too!

Men's Breakfast

Men’s Breakfasts have returned to the First Thursday of the month at 7am.

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.

Men's Breakfast

Men’s Breakfasts have returned to the First Thursday of the month at 7am.

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.

Men's Breakfast

Men’s Breakfasts have returned to the First Thursday of the month at 7am.

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.

Join us right here in the parking lot at St. Peter's as we partner with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to build 40 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.

Learn More about Sleep In Heavenly Peace

Men's Breakfast

Men’s Breakfasts are returning to the First Thursday of the month at 7am.

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.

Join us for Connections Sunday! Come out to the transepts after each morning service to discover new ways to get connected in the different ministry opportunities St. Peter's has to offer.

Men's Cookout

Sunday, 20 November | 5:00pm–8:00pm

Speaker: Fred Thomson

BBQ from Mission BBQ, Oysters, and Drinks in a beautiful place with fellow men of St. Peter's!

What a beautiful setting at the Langfords' at Penwaw Point! Come enjoy a beautiful fall evening overlooking the lake with a spacious open-air pavilion. A fun time to catch up with one another in the great outdoors.

Our speaker is our very own Fred Thomson–you don't want to miss what Fred has to share!

Like to help out or have questions, contact Freddy Branham at fbranham@echotlh.org

All ages of St. Peter's men are invited. Friends, too!

Join us for ONE SERVICE at 10AM, followed by a (quick!) tour of the Cathedral spaces ending on the North Lawn for burgers, hot dogs, drinks, games, and fellowship!

What are we exploring?

Get to know Cathedral Staff and where they work, along with ALL that really happens in each space. It’s probably more than you think!

What are we celebrating?

St. Peter’s is 17! But more importantly, God has done incredible things through the ministry of St. Peter’s over the last seventeen years. Yes, there have been challenging moments, but God has been gracious to us and continued to impact each of us and those around us!

What are we looking forward to?

The future (obviously)! We have big ideas for how God might continue to use St. Peter’s to expand the Kingdom of Heaven and impact our community and world with the transforming love of Jesus Christ!

Men's Cookout

Sunday, 24 April | 5:00pm–8:00pm

Men, join us for our Spring Cookout on Sunday, April 24th! We'll be here on the Cathedral grounds, over by the Youth House. Bring a friend!

Speaker: Jay Crouse

Director of Men’s Ministry for the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina, has been actively involved in ministry to men for over twenty-five years and participating full-time since leaving the private sector in 1999.

Author of Men & the Church: Is There A Future?

Developer of Being A Strategic Father: A 7-Week Program To Equip Men To Be The Fathers God Has Called Us To Be!

Leader of Behold the Man Pilgrimage

Join us for Connections Sunday! Come out to the transepts after each morning service to discover new ways to get connected in the different ministry opportunities St. Peter's has to offer.

Men's Breakfast

Bring a cup of coffee and join us in the Parish Hall where the Men’s Ministry Council will have a bagged breakfast from Chick-fil-A waiting for you. Enjoy your bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, hash browns, and fruit cup along with fellowship and an inspiring message from Freddy Branham, Executive Director of ECHO.

RSVP is a MUST to reserve your $5 Chick-Fil-A breakfast…. or you are welcome to bring your own. Please bring cash or check for your reserved breakfast the morning of the Men’s Breakfast.

About our Speaker

Freddy is currently the Executive Director of the Emergency Care Help Organization (ECHO), a faith-based anti-poverty and economic opportunity resource serving at-risk families and individuals in the Big Bend area since 1981. A graduate of Florida State University in 1999 with degrees in Finance and Management Information Systems, Freddy began a career in business development selling technology products and services to government customers. Following stops in Washington, D.C. and Denver, CO, he continued this career path by moving back to Florida in 2007.

Prior to being called to ECHO, he managed the school nutrition program for the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services. Freddy brings an employer-led business perspective to the social services arena and believes in the value of adding the strengths and networks of the private sector to the efforts of non-profit service providers as collaborators and partners, not just as charitable donors.

Freddy and his wife, Mary Linzee, are raising two sons, Will and Ford, in Tallahassee where they attend St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral, the official peanut butter provider to ECHO.

Men's Breakfast

Thursday, July 1 at 6:45am

Bring a cup of coffee and join us in the Parish Hall where the Men’s Ministry Council will have a bagged breakfast from Chick-fil-A waiting for you. Enjoy your bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, hash browns, and fruit cup along with fellowship and an inspiring message from John Trombetta, President and CEO of Florida State Alzheimers Project.

RSVP is a MUST to reserve your $5 Chick-Fil-A breakfast…. or you are welcome to bring your own. Please bring cash or check for your reserved breakfast the morning of the Men’s Breakfast.

John Trombetta is a native of Tallahassee. In June he became the Executive Director of Alzheimer’s Project of Tallahassee.  Prior to his current position he served as President and CEO of the Florida State Alliance of YMCAs where he oversaw programs related to drowning prevention, literacy, civics education and chronic disease prevention. John also served in various fundraising roles at Florida State University, the University of Georgia and Valdosta State University, his alma mater.

John and his wife Beth Anne attend Trinity Methodist Church and are dog parents to a rescued Schnauzer, Gus. John is an avid golfer.

Alzheimer’s Project of Tallahassee

Alzheimer’s Project began as a ministry of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. In 1992 the organization incorporated becoming it’s own 501 c 3. The Alzheimer’s Project provides comfort, support, and assistance to persons with memory disorders and their caregivers across the Big Bend area.

The Alzheimer’s Project is a non-profit organization funded by grants and private donations, and many of the services are delivered through volunteers. Our Day Respite Program and other support services help caregivers stay physically and emotionally healthy. We also deliver professional knowledge through seminars, training classes and peer support groups.

One of our main goals is to help caregivers sustain a healthy quality of life as they care for their loved one and to provide a comfortable, dignified, quality of life for people living with dementia.  In many cases our support helps delay the institutionalization of those living with the disease.  Services are provided free of charge, donations for services are encouraged.

Men's Breakfast

Thursday, June 3 at 6:45am

Bring a cup of coffee and join us in the Parish Hall where the Men’s Ministry Council will have a bagged breakfast from Chick-fil-A waiting for you. Enjoy your bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, hash browns, and fruit cup along with fellowship and an inspiring message from Randy Nicklaus, President of 2-1-1 Big Bend.

RSVP is a MUST to reserve your $5 Chick-Fil-A breakfast…. or you are welcome to bring your own. Please bring cash or check for your reserved breakfast the morning of the Men’s Breakfast.

About Our Guest Speaker, Randy Nicklaus

Jesus once said that whatever we do to the least of our neighbors, we do to Him. ... All of us are called to be servants of Christ in our own ways. Simple acts of kindness like giving food to the homeless or helping old people cross the street – all these things will greatly please the Lord.

Just as you would call 9-1-1 for emergencies, you can call 2-1-1 for human service information and assistance.

Randy Nicklaus is celebrating his 36th year as the President of 2-1-1 Big Bend. He has cultivated the 2-1-1 Big Bend into a service organization that helps the least of our neighbors.

2-1-1 Big Bend provides 24-hours-a-day crisis hotline services for the Big Bend region and it operates two statewide hotlines – the Florida HIV/AIDS Hotline and the Family Health Line. It also serves as the local crisis center in the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline network. Other programs include Help Me Grow and the Florida Veteran’s Support Line. The agency is the community’s key clearinghouse for information and referral to all human services in the eight-county Big Bend region. 2-1-1 Big Bend received The Chamber Award as the Non-Profit of the Year in 2013.

Randy earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 1977. In 1978 he moved to Tallahassee and entered FSU. At FSU Randy earned two master’s degrees in Higher Education, and Counseling and Human Systems. Randy is a member of Leadership Tallahassee (Class 9). Randy is the current board secretary and past president of the Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services. Randy is the past president of Sunrise Rotary Club (2015-16). He has been happily married to Miriam Nicklaus for more than 36 years and they have two grown children and one cat.

He and his team help you navigate through the maze of community services in a nonjudgmental manner so you can serve the least of our neighbors. Because life is 24/7, so is 2-1-1!

Men's Breakfast

Thursday, May 6 at 6:45am

Bring your cup of coffee and a lawn chair, and the Men’s Ministry Council will have a bagged breakfast from Chick Fil A waiting for you. Gather on the North Lawn by the stage. Enjoy your bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, hash browns, and fruit cup as Judge J. Layne Smith speaks on "Just Passing Through."

The Honorable J. Layne Smith is a judge for the 2nd judicial Circuit Court in Leon County Florida. Smith was initially appointed to the Leon County quote by former governor Rick Scott on March 12, 2015. Then in 2020 he was elevated to the Leon County Circuit Court my Governor Ron DeSantis.

Judge Smith has twenty-four years of private practice experience trying civil, criminal defense, and administrative cases. He has served our community as a special designated assistant public defender and as a special designated assistant statewide prosecutor. J. Layne Smith is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell. This rating is the highest one available regarding skills and ethics, and one that is bestowed on less than ten percent (10%) of all lawyers.

Judge Smith pens the “Ask Judge Smith” column that runs on Sundays in the Tallahassee Democrat discusses the law in plain language.

RSVP is a MUST to reserve your $5 Chick-Fil-A breakfast…. or you are welcome to bring your own. RSVP for breakfast to Tina@StPetersFL.com. Please bring cash or check for your reserved breakfast the morning of the Men’s Breakfast.

Let's give a warm St. Peters Welcome to Judge Smith who is invites you to ASK JUDGE SMITH!.

The breakfasts are back! Bring your cup of coffee and a lawn chair, and the Men’s Ministry Council will have a bagged breakfast from Chick Fil A waiting for you. Gather on the north lawn by the stage. Enjoy your bacon, egg & cheese biscuit, hash browns, and fruit cup as we hear from our featured guest speaker, Ret. Major Michael Snodgrass.

RSVP is a must to reserve a breakfast…or you are welcome to bring your own. RSVP to Tina@StPetersFL.com.

As a leadership coach, Gen. Snodgrass instructs classes ranging from first-time managers to senior VPs and CEOs on how to use leadership techniques to improve company bottom line, retention, communication skills and strategic planning. He has taught leadership in uniform and in civilian life for over 25 years.

Recently, Gen. Snodgrass was vice president of the International Business Development at Raytheon Corp, and prior to that was the director of Air Force and FAA programs at Engility Corporation. From 2007 to 2010, Gen. Snodgrass served as chief of staff, U.S. Africa Command. In that position, he was responsible for the construction of America’s newest Unified Geographic Command.

Gen. Snodgrass holds an MBA from the Florida Institute of Technology and a master’s of science in national security policy from the U.S. Army Command and Staff College.

Saturday, March 6, 9:00am | Take a break and “hike” the Elinor Klapp-Phipps Trail with the men of St. Peter’s.  We had a wonderful time together when we met in January.  Make sure to join us in March! 

Ancient magnolias, massive tulip poplars, and sinuous alluvial streams are all part of the delights of Phipps Park, the city of Tallahassee’s most expansive and wild urban park. With 670 acres along the shores of Lake Jackson, Phipps Park provides recreation for all, with separate hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trail systems. Part of the Florida Trail System, the Phipps Park Trail is made up of three stacked loops, each increasing in difficulty and length, showcasing trees of spectacular size.

Park and meet us at 1275 Millers Landing Road, GATE A at 9:00am.  Make sure to wear good walking/hiking boots.  Trail mix and water will also be provided.  Email Tina@StPetersFL.com to sign up or for more information.

Men’s Lenten Quiet Morning

All men are invited to a Lenten Quiet Morning filled with inspiration, reflection, quiet, and encouragement.  Michael Thompson will lead the morning and give a series of brief talks on how God can change our lives followed by time for prayer.  Childcare will be provided. 

A man should be defined by his character—not hobbies, wealth, or feats of physical strength. In this refreshing new conference, pastor and best-selling author Paul David Tripp will help you understand your true biblical identity as a man and what Jesus commands from your life.

Join us for a morning of growing in your faith. Boxed breakfast and coffee included. $10/person.

Schedule:

• 8:30 am Breakfast

• 9:00 am Welcome & Session 1 - 35 min

• 9:35 am Table Discussion – 20 min

• 9:55 am Session 2 - 26 min

• 10:25 am Table Discussion 20 min

• 10:45 am Session 3 – 38 min

• 11:25 an Wrap Up & Action Steps

Tables will be socially distanced and masks encouraged.

This event will be hosted at Celebration Baptist Church and there will be a follow up gathering at St. Peter’s. Contact Eric Stockstill for more information at 850-694-2021 or eric@talcor.com.

Saturday, January 9, 9:00am | Take a break and “hike” the 3 mile Lafayette Heritage Trail with the men of St. Peter’s to start the New Year.  It’s an easy walk with beautiful sights and views of Lake Lafayette.  Dcn. Wesley Owens will lead a devotion to start the hike and then we will break into small groups to complete the trail.

Meet at 4200 Heritage Park Blvd at 9:00am.  Make sure to wear good walking/hiking boots.  Trail mix and water will also be provided.  Email Tina@StPetersFL.com to sign up or for more information.

Join us for a three part discussion on the book Be the Bridge - Pursuing God’s Heart for Racial Reconciliation by Latasha Morrison.  Each week will focus on a different topic:

• October 20 | What reconciliation is really about*

• November 3 | The value of pursing reconciliation

• November 17 | How to be an intentional bridge builder

We will meet on the North Lawn and gather at the stage area.  Bring a blanket or lawn chair.  In case of rain, we will meet in the Choir Room.  Contact Kris Bowers at 850-980-8997 for more information.

Join us for a three part discussion on the book Be the Bridge - Pursuing God’s Heart for Racial Reconciliation by Latasha Morrison.  Each week will focus on a different topic:

• October 20 | What reconciliation is really about*

• November 3 | The value of pursing reconciliation

• November 17 | How to be an intentional bridge builder

We will meet on the North Lawn and gather at the stage area.  Bring a blanket or lawn chair.  In case of rain, we will meet in the Choir Room.  Contact Kris Bowers at 850-980-8997 for more information.

Join us for a three part discussion on the book Be the Bridge - Pursuing God’s Heart for Racial Reconciliation by Latasha Morrison.  Each week will focus on a different topic:

• October 20 | What reconciliation is really about*

• November 3 | The value of pursing reconciliation

• November 17 | How to be an intentional bridge builder

We will meet on the North Lawn and gather at the stage area.  Bring a blanket or lawn chair.  In case of rain, we will meet in the Choir Room.  Contact Kris Bowers at 850-980-8997 for more information.

*Copies of the book can be purchased at Cathedral Gifts and Books located in the Undercroft of the Cathedral.  Participants should read Session 1 material prior to the October 20 meeting. 

A breakfast buffet offers a variety of delicious food cooked by our men’s cooking team, an inspiring speaker, and conversations with other men of St. Peter’s and friends. You will be out by 8:00 am! Bring a friend and get to know your St. Peter’s friends. For this event, we will hear from Greg Laffitte.