Newcomer Coffee
Newcomer Coffee | Mar 1, 10:20am - 11am | Youth House
If you’re new (or new-ish) to St. Peter’s, join us for a relaxed time of conversation and connection. We’ll share an overview of parish life and outline the steps to membership and confirmation.
Mary and Martha Annual Potluck
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.
World Missions Sunday
Join us to learn ways to Love Your Neighbor locally and internationally. There will be a ministry fair between services and after the 11:15 service where you can learn more about ways to serve and meet several of our local ministry partners.
Common Worship: Prayer Book 101
Class Title: Common Worship: Prayer Book 101
When: Mondays, 6:15 – 7:30 pm | June 12–July 31
Led by: Fr. Michael Petty
Pathways 1, & 4
Using The Book of Common Prayer can be difficult if you are unfamiliar with it or if you have come from a non-liturgical background. If you have found yourself puzzled by the liturgy on Sunday or would like to be able to use the Book of Common Prayer in your daily prayer life, this class is for you. Over the course of seven weeks, we will explore the origins of the Book of Common Prayer, the history of Christian liturgy, the Daily Office (Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer), the theology of the sacraments, the Eucharist, Holy Baptism as a model for the Christian life, the Sunday collects and Scripture readings, the liturgies for Holy Matrimony, the anointing of the sick, Reconciliation, Ministry at the Time of Death, the seasons of the Church year, and the Prayer Book vision for individual and common worship and prayer. By the end of the class, you will not only have a better understanding of the “how” of Anglican worship but also a better understanding of the “why”. The resource book for this class is A Walk Through the Prayer Book by Arnold Klukas.
Cathedral Tour
Perhaps you have attended numerous services and admired the beauty of the cathedral, but 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.
So, consider taking a tour and learning everything you would like to know about your Cathedral.
Opening Art Night featuring Kent Putnam
All are welcome to attend this wine & cheese event featuring the photography of Kent Putnam. Cathedral Docents will be available and offering tours of the Cathedral throughout the evening.
The Anglican Catechism: The Christian Basics
Class Title: The Anglican Catechism: The Christian Basics
When: Wednesdays, 6:15-7:15pm | January 10-March 20
Led by: Fr. Michael Petty
Pathway 1: Cultivate a life of prayer and worship
Pathway 2: Scripture and Christian Doctrine
Pathway 4: Formation Through Living Out Our Baptism as Public Witnesses For Christ
To Be A Christian: An Anglican Catechism is the official catechism of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). It was designed to introduce people to the Christian faith as well as to provide instruction to those who have already been baptized. The Catechism presents teachings on the Apostles’ Creed (what a Christian should believe), the Lord’s Prayer (how a Christian should pray), and the Ten Commandments (how a Christian should live). This class provides an in-depth introduction to the Catechism and an opportunity to discuss its meaning and implications for life. Participants should Purchase a copy of To Be A Christian: An Anglican Catechism (available in St. Peter’s Bookstore).
Christmas Eve Services
There will be four Christmas Eve services to choose from this year. Childcare is available at the 12:00pm and 5:00pm service and only for children 4 years old and younger.
Common Worship: Prayer Book 101
Class Title: Common Worship: Prayer Book 101
When: Mondays, 6:15 – 7:30 pm | 18 September–30 October
Led by: Fr. Michael Petty
Pathways 1, & 4
Prayer Book 101 is an introduction to The Book of Common Prayer, 2019 which is the official prayer book of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). This class focuses on how to use the Prayer Book for both common and private prayer and is a good introduction to liturgical worship for those who do not come from a liturgical tradition. Topics include The Daily Office (Morning and Evening Prayer), the foundations of liturgical worship, the theology of the sacraments, the two eucharistic liturgies (Anglican Standard and Ancient Renewed), liturgies for Holy Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Matrimony, and other pastoral rites, the Church liturgical calendar and major feast days. Participants should purchase a copy of The Book of Common Prayer, 2019, available in St. Peter’s Bookstore.
The Anglican Catechism: The Christian Basics
Class Title: The Anglican Catechism: The Christian Basics
When: Wednesdays, 6:15-7:30pm | September 13 – November 15
Led by: Fr. Michael Petty
Pathway 1: Cultivate a life of prayer and worship
Pathway 2: Scripture and Christian Doctrine
Pathway 4: Formation Through Living Out Our Baptism as Public Witnesses For Christ
To Be A Christian: An Anglican Catechism is the official catechism of the Anglican Church in North America (acna). It was designed to introduce people to the Christian faith as well as to provide instruction to those who have already been baptized. The Catechism presents teachings on the Apostles’ Creed (what a Christian should believe), the Lord’s Prayer (how a Christian should pray), and the Ten Commandments (how a Christian should live). This class provides an in-depth introduction to the Catechism and an opportunity to discuss its meaning and implications for life. Participants should Purchase a copy of To Be A Christian: An Anglican Catechism (available in St. Peter’s Bookstore).
Children and Youth Sunday School
Class Title: Children’s Sunday School
When: Sundays, 10:30-11:00am | September 10—November 19
We are continuing our journey through the Bible using the Gospel Project from Lifeway. We will be concluding our first 3-year reading of the Bible!
10:30-11am | Teachers will be ready to receive students at 10:25am
*Age range classes & locations are:
PreSchool (Toddler Nursery)
Kindergarten (Children’s Chapel)
1st & 2nd (Room 201)
3rd & 4th (Room 102B)
5th & 6th (Room 102A)
7th & 8th (Room 101B)
High School (Fr. David Marten’s Office)
1st & 2nd Grade Sunday School | Children’s Catechumenate
The One Faith One Family Sunday School class is an opportunity for Children to learn about Anglican traditions and what it means to be a part of the church family. This wonderful program culminates with a Festal Eucharist (First Communion for some) at the end of the Spring Semester. Recommended to be a two-year program for 1st & 2nd graders but open to older children who are new to the Anglican faith.
Liturgy 101
Whether you’ve been an Anglican all your life or you are brand new to Anglican worship, there is always something new to learn!
Liturgy 101 | Spring 2023
Whether you’ve been an Anglican all your life or you are brand new to Anglican worship, there is always something new to learn!
February Docent Tour
From stone to spire, arch to altar, the traditional Gothic architecture of St. Peter’s reflects the orthodox truth of Holy Scripture. Take a tour and be inspired!
Newcomer's Lunch!
If you have started attending St. Peter’s over the past year, or if you haven’t been to a Newcomer’s event before, you’re invited! Come meet the clergy, staff, and other newcomers, and enjoy a delicious lunch of fried chicken! RSVP to Katie Munroe. Childcare is available upon request.
Christmas Eve
There will be four Christmas Eve services to choose from this year. Childcare is available at the 12:00pm and 5:00pm service and only for children 4 years old and younger.
January Docent Tour
From stone to spire, arch to altar, the traditional Gothic architecture of St. Peter’s reflects the orthodox truth of Holy Scripture. Take a tour and be inspired!
Newcomer's Dinner Fall 2022
If you have started attending St. Peter’s over the past year, or if you haven’t been to a Newcomer’s Dinner before, you’re invited! Come meet the clergy, staff, and other newcomers, and enjoy a delicious dinner! RSVP to Katie Munroe. Childcare is available upon request.
St. Peter's Anniversary Celebration and Cookout
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!
Liturgy 101
Whether you’ve been an Anglican all your life or you are brand new to Anglican worship, there is always something new to learn!
Cathedral Tour
From stone to spire, arch to altar, the traditional Gothic architecture of St. Peter’s reflects the orthodox truth of Holy Scripture. Take a tour and be inspired!
Cathedral Tour
From stone to spire, arch to altar, the traditional Gothic architecture of St. Peter’s reflects the orthodox truth of Holy Scripture. Take a tour and be inspired!
Newcomer's Dinner
If you have started attending St. Peter’s over the past year, or if you haven’t been to a Newcomer’s Dinner before, you’re invited! Come meet the clergy, staff, and other newcomers, and enjoy a delicious dinner! RSVP to Katie Munroe. Childcare is available upon request.
Advent Wreath Workshop for ALL!
Members and friends of all ages are invited to join us on the Lawn and make a fresh Advent Wreath for your home! There will be prayer booklets to take and use at home and candles available for purchase. This is a wonderful tradition to help prepare our hearts for the Christmas season.
Liturgy 101
Liturgy 101
Monday, 15 November, 6:30pm
Are you interested in learning more about St. Peter’s and why we do the things we do here? Liturgy 101 provides the opportunity for the clergy of St. Peter’s to explain all the particulars of a typical Sunday worship service in detail, including a display of pieces used during the Eucharist and baptism, as well as vestments worn by Priests, the Bishop, Lay Eucharistic Ministers, and Vergers. Liturgy 101 is a time to learn the why and how of the Anglican faith and tradition and ask questions. For example, what are people doing before the Gospel reading on their forehead, lips, and heart? Why do the priests wear different color stoles at different times of the year?
Join us in the Nave of the church to find out the answer to these questions, as well as much, much more!
No need to register, but childcare is only available upon request. Contact Amy Cooksey at Amy@StPetersFL.com with any questions.
Cathedral Tour
From stone to spire, arch to altar, the traditional Gothic architecture of St. Peter’s reflects the orthodox truth of Holy Scripture. Take a tour and be inspired!
Newcomers Dinner
Have you started coming to St. Peter's in the last year? If so, we consider you a newcomer and would love to get to know you better. Please join the clergy and staff for dinner on Thursday, September 9th from 6:00-8:00pm.
RSVP to Amy Cooksey at Amy@StPetersFL.com. Childcare available upon request.