Mom to Mom | Every Thursday, 9:30 - 11 am | Room 102

Mom to Mom is a biblically based program designed around the Titus 2:4 concept of older women teaching and encouraging younger women to love their husbands and children. Grow your friendships among mentors and mothers. Childcare is available during the program.

Topic: Why Can’t We Put Our Phones Down, Featuring Katie.

Our speaker, Mia Ledford-Phillips, will share with us about the Dedman College of Hospitality at Florida State University. We will learn more about the Little Dinner Series, one of Tallahassee's best-kept dining secrets since 1957. Taste Budz will cater a hot lunch of beef stroganoff, egg noodles, spinach salad, and dessert. Please sign up by November 9th below.

The Javacya Elite Chamber Orchestra will open its fall concert series with Audrey Dubois Harris, an internationally acclaimed soprano. Reserved seating is $30 via the QR code, and general admission is free; only 220 seats are available. 75 Prime Seating tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis for parish members only contact info@stpetersfl.com to reserve.

The Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays can be difficult after the loss of a loved one. Join us for a 2-hour seminar for encouragement, support, and valuable tools to help you navigate the challenges of the season. Register below.

Have you considered taking a tour, or even inviting a friend or neighbor to join you for a tour? Tours are given on the second Saturday of each month at 10am.

You can learn about the symbolism of the West end of the building, the architectural details of the spires and crosses, why the construction took 2 years instead of 200, why the older cathedrals took hundreds of years to build, learn about the narthex, why the baptismal font is almost always at the west end, why the floor is supported by the prayers of the people, why the pews are the most expensive wood you will ever sit on, symbolism of the poppyheads on the ends of the pew, symbolism of the nave, roof, and roof support system, how and why Robert Mullins made the crucifix, learn about symbolism of the altar, pulpit, tester over the pulpit, and lectern, learn about the statues made by Granda Liturgical in Spain, the stained glass windows made by Wippell & Co. Glass in Britain, how the stain glass windows are protected, the stations of the cross, the Cathedral organ and why the pulpit has a trap door. 

There will be a large group gathering at the youth house on Sunday, Nov. 15, 6-8 p.m. We will have waffles, contemporary worship music, and chorister music. This is for all middle school and high school students. Parents: May we borrow your waffle irons? Email Greg now.

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

17 November, 7:30 - 9 PM | Growler Country 

Enjoy fellowship with other moms from St Peter's. This is a relaxed space for conversation with other moms as we experience this season of motherhood together. Feel free to invite your mom friends! Questions? Contact Tracy Bishop at tbishop@stpetersfl.com.

Mom to Mom | Every Thursday, 9:30 - 11 am | Room 102

Mom to Mom is a biblically based program designed around the Titus 2:4 concept of older women teaching and encouraging younger women to love their husbands and children. Grow your friendships among mentors and mothers. Childcare is available during the program.

Activity: Friendsgiving event.

Join us for Ology Theology at Ology Power Mill (2708 Power Mill Ct Ste A) at 8PM. Designed for young adults and college students, we will spend time exploring the pressing theological questions and issues of our faith. Anyone looking for a rich theological community is welcome to join—no theological knowledge required. Reach out to James Yoder (diegoandresjay@yahoo.com) or Chris De Stigter (cdestigter@stpetersfl.com) for further information and to join our Discord.

Whether you are new to liturgical practices or seeking to deepen your formation, come prepare for the Advent season. Create an Advent wreath and grab a copy of the Advent Devotional to guide you throughout the season, complete with traditions and saints' feast days. Buy homemade baked goods to support our sisters in Uganda through the Mother's Union. Browse Advent goods and books from the Cathedral Books & Gifts Store. Plan to join us between morning services!

College Students and Young Adults join us Sunday from 5-7pm for Deepening Faith. Through evening prayer and discussion, students are invited into a welcoming space to explore the challenges and complexities of living out our faith in Christ. After prayer and discussion, there is a meal provided and time of fellowship. Click below to join the GroupMe and get location details and ongoing updates. Contact Chris De Stigter (cdestigter@stpetersfl.com) for any questions. 

This November, you can help keep ECHO’s food pantry stocked for neighbors who need a little extra help putting meals on the table during the holiday season. Along with your faithful donations of peanut butter, we will be collecting other non-perishable groceries, including cereal, rice, pasta, canned fruit and vegetables, soup, beans, tuna or chicken, pasta sauce, mac & cheese, chili, and shelf-stable milk.

On your next shopping trip, consider adding one or two extra items to your cart. A few simple pantry staples from many generous parishioners can quickly fill empty shelves while demonstrating love to our neighbors going through challenging times. Contact Freddy Branham if you have any questions:fbranham@echotlh.org (850) 241-2422

If possible please donate food directly at Echo at 548 E. Bradford Rd. Donations will also be accepted at the church, at the oblation alcove next to the men’s restrooms.

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Men's Breakfast | 6:45 - 8 am | Parish Hall

Join us in the Parish Hall, 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. P.S. Are you an early bird and like to serve? Arrive by 6:10 am and be a part of our Cook & Prep Team. Sign up below or via the sign-up sheet at the Parish Life desk in the Narthex.

Augustine: God, Self, and Desire in the Confessions

Join us on Thursdays this Advent (Dec 3, 10, 17) for a class on one of the greatest theologians in Church history and one of the most influential texts in Western Culture: Augustine’s Confessions. The Confessions (400 CE) is at once a spiritual autobiography, a philosophical meditation on memory and time, and a prayer addressed to God. This work remains a dynamic source for the modern Christian’s reflection on desire and the self. Written in his early forties looking back on a restless youth, it is one of the founding texts of Western psychology, philosophy, and theology. Over three sessions we will look at the narrative heart of the work (Books 1–9), as well as sample its more difficult philosophical final books (10–13), tracing how Augustine turns the story of his own life into an argument about the nature of the self, desire, sin, time, and most importantly God. We will learn from Augustine how to uncover God’s presence in our past, present, and future and how God’s love draws us to himself.

Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage This Advent semester features another class from our ongoing series “Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage.” We live in a strange time, a time in which our culture shows signs of a deep spiritual thirst and a time in which the Church in America is shrinking. There are, no doubt, many reasons for this but one is certainly that many people simply do not find spiritual sustenance in American churches. Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage hopes to address this problem by providing a series of classes which introduce participants to the some of the great figures of the Christian tradition. At a time when much Christian “spirituality” has become sentimental, therapeutic, and ungrounded in Christian doctrine, Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage will connect participants to the teaching and works of great Christians for whom Christian doctrine and Christian spirituality were organically connected. The figures to be examined in this series are both Protestant and Catholic and come from both the Western and Eastern Church. Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage will help participants to overcome what C. S. Lewis called “presentism”, the notion that our present concerns and our present understanding of things are ultimate and final.

Saint Nicholas, the Bishop of Myra, will be stopping by to share his story and encourage us to share God's love with others! We encourage all children of all ages to attend with their parents. Join us in-between services in St. Mary’s chapel.

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

DEAD THEOLOGIANS SOCIETY | 6:30 pm | Room 102

The Dead Theologians Society meets on the second Tuesday evening of each month. We are currently reading Alexander Schmemann's book For the Life of the World. Join us!

Have you considered taking a tour, or even inviting a friend or neighbor to join you for a tour? Tours are given on the second Saturday of each month at 10am.

You can learn about the symbolism of the West end of the building, the architectural details of the spires and crosses, why the construction took 2 years instead of 200, why the older cathedrals took hundreds of years to build, learn about the narthex, why the baptismal font is almost always at the west end, why the floor is supported by the prayers of the people, why the pews are the most expensive wood you will ever sit on, symbolism of the poppyheads on the ends of the pew, symbolism of the nave, roof, and roof support system, how and why Robert Mullins made the crucifix, learn about symbolism of the altar, pulpit, tester over the pulpit, and lectern, learn about the statues made by Granda Liturgical in Spain, the stained glass windows made by Wippell & Co. Glass in Britain, how the stain glass windows are protected, the stations of the cross, the Cathedral organ and why the pulpit has a trap door. 

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

15 December, 7:30 - 9 PM | Hanger 38

Enjoy fellowship with other moms from St Peter's. This is a relaxed space for conversation with other moms as we experience this season of motherhood together. Feel free to invite your mom friends! Questions? Contact Tracy Bishop at tbishop@stpetersfl.com.

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

19 January, 7:30 - 9 PM | Ology Northside

Enjoy fellowship with other moms from St Peter's. This is a relaxed space for conversation with other moms as we experience this season of motherhood together. Feel free to invite your mom friends!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

16 February, 7:30 - 9 PM | Coosh’s

Enjoy fellowship with other moms from St Peter's. This is a relaxed space for conversation with other moms as we experience this season of motherhood together. Feel free to invite your mom friends! Questions? Contact Tracy Bishop at tbishop@stpetersfl.com.

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!

Join us Monday mornings in the Parish Hall for Story Time. This program is geared toward our preschoolers and toddlers. We read books, sing songs, and play. Please bring your own blanket, snacks, and water. Afterwards we play on the playground!