ABOUT
Saint Peter’s began with three women praying for the Lord to raise up a church that would connect with the growing Mount Pleasant and Lowcountry community. From the beginning, the heart of Saint Peter’s has been about community, formation and mission in Christ. Though we’ve grown since those early days, we trust that, as people connect—first to Christ, then to one another—they will experience the freedom to become fully who God created them to be.
In a world that can be over scheduled and isolating, our Sunday morning worship offers a space and a place to connect with others and with something beyond the next thing on your calendar. When you join us for worship, you’ll find a comfortable, informal place where you can have conversations and develop friendships; a place where you are free to be yourself; and a place that offers a conversation about God.
Each Sunday, you will hear teachings from the Bible, consider how they connect with your life, and be encouraged in those areas of your life where you could use some hope or wisdom. Our worship draws from the rich traditions of the Christian Church across the ages and is offered in a way that is accessible to our lowcountry culture today. Saint Peter’s is a community made up of all ages doing life together.
We hope you’ll join us this Sunday at 9:15 or 11:00am.
Although Saint Peter’s is a young church, we embrace a faith that is historic. We understand basic Christian theology to be sufficiently summarized by the ecumenical councils of the early Church. These councils produced Creeds, including the Apostles and the Nicene, that the Church has embraced as the standard for orthodoxy for over 1500 years. Beyond that, Saint Peter’s is an Anglican Church. Anglicanism has its roots in the English Reformation, which was a movement that returned the church to a foundation of the Scriptures and the good news that sinners could be justified by grace through faith in Christ. Anglican theology is clearly laid out in the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion. Anglicans are the third largest group of Christians on the planet and our distinct culture can be understood in the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral.
Connecting to Christ, one another and our world.
Formation in faith, freedom and Godly character.
Serving Christ, one another and our world empowered by the Holy Spirit.
Giving of our time, talent and resource for our God-shaped mission.
Martin Chalk, Worship Pastor
Rickey Kraemer, Technical Director
Turner Merritt, Community Life Pastor
Mike Miller, Director of Operations
AJ Sherrill, Lead Pastor
Eric Stewart, Family Life Pastor
Katie Swaney, Director of Communications
Katie Williams, Children’s Pastor
Top, L-R Betsy Smith, Debra Ohlendorf, Michael Eckard, Seth Cason, AJ Sherrill, Bill Hann
Bottom, L-R Trey Ginn, Miranda Dubose, Renee McCaslin, David Vail
Our Board of Stewards for 2023-2024 consists of a group of individuals who are highly dedicated to the mission and vision of Saint Peter’s Church. The Stewards seek to uphold our values. They oversee all that we are and pray to be.
SCOPE: The Director of Administration plays an essential role in the life of Saint Peter’s Church by being responsible for administrative tasks related to the life of the church, as well as providing administrative support to the Lead Pastor, Director of Operations, ministry staff and church board members in support of the mission and values of Saint Peter’s Church.
Interested applicants should contact Mike Miller at mike@saintpeters.me.
Interested applicants should contact Turner Merritt at Turner@saintpeters.me.
Interested applicants should contact Eric Stewart at eric@saintpeters.me.
Interested applicants should contact Katie Williams at katie@saintpeters.me.
Interested applicants should contact Katie Williams at katie@saintpeters.me.
