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ABOUT US

seeking to serve Christ and to make disciples to share his love.

St. Peter’s exists to love Christ, serve others, and enrich our community. We are a congregation of sinners bound by the unfailing love of Christ. We seek to serve the hurting, love our neighbors, and spread the Gospel through community service and faithful worship.

SUNDAYS  AT  ST. PETER'S

311 W. 7th | Columbia, TN

8:00 AM Holy Eucharist (Rite I Traditional Language)

10:15 AM Holy Eucharist (Rite II Contemporary Language)

Family service with hymns, a children's sermon, and an adult sermon.   A live-stream is available online.

Please join us.

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WEDNESDAYS  AT  ST. PETER'S

Wednesday Healing Service 

10:30 AM

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STAFF

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Chris Bowhay began his service at St. Peter’s in April of 2015. He was ordained in Washington, D.C. in 1992, married to Sally in San Francisco in 1997 and, with their daughter Augusta, cheerfully followed Our Lord's call to Houston in 2000 and then Nashville in 2012. He loves to experience and then share connections between old books he reads, new movies he watches, music of all kinds, and the love of God. He secretly wishes he could be a chef, write scripts for scary movies, or design and make fireworks - anything that delights and brings people together.

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Rev. Bonnie Lloyd-Downs

Deacon

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Rev. Ted Edwards

Priest Associate

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Glenn Perry

Organist

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Peter Douglas

Choir Director
 

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Anne Ciccoline

Director of Administration

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Carroll Kilgore

Financial Secretary

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Jane Rodriguez-Keeton

Director of Children and Youth

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Jeany Glowacki

Front Desk

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Kristin Wrather

Director of Communications

The Rev. Christopher Bowhay

Rector

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Lynn June

Nursery Director

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Randolph Lockridge

Sexton

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Peter Moon

Director of Audio/Video

TAKE A TOUR

We would love for you to come inside and become familiar with our church. Take a tour then come and see us in person. We can't wait to meet you.

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VESTRY

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Ginger Moon
2021-2023

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Mark Sells

2021-2023

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Jane Rodriguez-Keeton 

2021-2023

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Jennifer Ballard
 
2022-2024

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Dave Glowacki
2022-2024

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Peggy Harmon
 
2022-2024

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Lucia Vining

2023-2025

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Sarah Robert

2023-2025

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Wilks Halliday

2023-2025

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 Becky Clayborne

2023-2025

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Larry Trotter

2023-2025

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Ken Vickers

2023-2024

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Mike Sharpton

Senior Warden

2021-2023

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John Finney

Junior Warden

2022-2024
 

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John Breyfogle
Clerk
2021-2023
 

ST. JOHN'S ASHWOOD

St. John’s is an Episcopal Church located in the community of Ashwood, six miles south of Columbia, Tennessee. St. John’s was constructed on the Polk Plantation under the direction of Leonidas Polk who later became Bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana. Construction took three years and was completed in 1842. St. John’s was an active church in the Diocese of Tennessee until 1915. During the Civil War, St. John’s was used as a hospital by the Confederate Army. Today, St. John’s is used by St. Peter’s for an annual Spring pilgrimage.

St Johns Ashwood
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