St Peter's Anglican Cathedral — Attraction in Tallahassee

We’ve attended St. Peter’s for more than 15 years now. Through the many seasons in our lives the people, leadership, liturgical worship, and, of course the beautiful space have been a place of healing, growth, and guidance. It’s a wonderful second home for our children too, the programming for them is amazing. Children are welcome during the whole service but there’s also children’s church at the first service which intentionally teaches kids how to actively participate in church. The traditions are rich and deeply thoughtful. The “high liturgical” style might be misunderstood as seeming catholic. But anglicans distinguish themselves from Catholicism in a number of ways. Some members cross themselves, some don’t, you don’t have to come from the tradition to understand what’s happening. The priests do a good job of teaching us what and why. Lastly, the eucharist/communion is served every Sunday....

St. Peter's has a beautiful building, but, it is the people who are the true asset.

I didn't know anyone there my first visit. People engaged me in conversation the very first dinner I attended on a Wednesday night by myself.

That friendliness has continued four years later.

The Rectors are down-to-earth and enjoy getting to know you.

My first visit I called one of the Rectors "Father X" and he said to just call him by his first name.

How friendlier can a church be than that?

There are multiple types of services. From high church to casual.

We even have a weekday "pray for the city" service.

If you are curious about God and how He wirks, you will find answers...

I've been there since the first day. The church has grown, built a beautiful cathedral-like building, hosted countless events, consistently taught and preached the Word of God, lifted our hearts with beautiful worship, and offered us friends across the years. In short, I believe St. Peter's, although imperfect like any human institution, brings glory to the Triune God, as we grow in love for one another, the Lord, and...