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| St. Peter's Episcopal Church 9100 East 21st Street ~ Tulsa, OK 74129 ~ (918) 627-2713 |
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| Christian Fellowship |
Episcopal Church Women (ECW) – The
Episcopal Church Women’s organization of St.
Peter’s is includes all women who are members of
St. Peter’s or who are interested in the program of
the church. The purpose of the organization is the
extension of God’s kingdom on earth by providing
a flexible framework in which every woman of St.
Peter’s Church might have an opportunity to
express Christianity in action through worship,
study, service and fellowship.
Meetings are the fourth Wednesday of the month
at 7:00 p.m. Members encourage each other and
promote spiritual growth, ministry to each other
and to the community, welcome new people into
the life of the church through the gift of hospitality,
and using other talents to serve in any way
possible. An example of fundraising and yearly
programs include the Italian Dinner, an English
Tea, the November Craft Fair and bake sale and
other in-reach and outreach projects.
Episcopal Church Women’s organization of St.
Peter’s is includes all women who are members of
St. Peter’s or who are interested in the program of
the church. The purpose of the organization is the
extension of God’s kingdom on earth by providing
a flexible framework in which every woman of St.
Peter’s Church might have an opportunity to
express Christianity in action through worship,
study, service and fellowship.
Meetings are the fourth Wednesday of the month
at 7:00 p.m. Members encourage each other and
promote spiritual growth, ministry to each other
and to the community, welcome new people into
the life of the church through the gift of hospitality,
and using other talents to serve in any way
possible. An example of fundraising and yearly
programs include the Italian Dinner, an English
Tea, the November Craft Fair and bake sale and
other in-reach and outreach projects.
Men’s Breakfast Group – At 7:30 a.m. , the
2nd Saturday of every month brings
together the men of the parish for food,
fellowship and study. A rotating team of two
men volunteer to prepare breakfast for the
group. A small donation helps reimburse the
cooks—and, we have really good cooks.
Different forms of spiritual growth occur:
the deepening of relationships through
fellowship, a short study, meditation, and
discussion on Holy Scripture, or reflection
and discussion of contemporary issues and
the church.
Once a year, usually near St Valentine's
Day, we invite our ladies and eat out.
2nd Saturday of every month brings
together the men of the parish for food,
fellowship and study. A rotating team of two
men volunteer to prepare breakfast for the
group. A small donation helps reimburse the
cooks—and, we have really good cooks.
Different forms of spiritual growth occur:
the deepening of relationships through
fellowship, a short study, meditation, and
discussion on Holy Scripture, or reflection
and discussion of contemporary issues and
the church.
Once a year, usually near St Valentine's
Day, we invite our ladies and eat out.
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