Welcome!

Launch Day Coming September 11th, 2022

Welcome, Rev. Brandon Haynes our new Curate!

Northeast Arkansas has been my home for most of my life; my early years were spent in the small town of Pocahontas. After graduating high school, I attended Welch College in Nashville, Tennessee, and finished my undergrad career at Andersonville Theological. Moving to Jonesboro afforded me the opportunity to start and grow a career serving in various business analyst roles. It also gave me Matthew. Matthew and I have been together since 2011 and will be celebrating our 10th marriage anniversary in 2022. We get to spoil two pups, Ryker and Skylar.  I am a lover of art and music, especially when they intersect with spirituality, faith, and liturgy. My grandmothers instilled in me a love for gardens and food. Family is an anchor in my life. I will never turn down iced coffee. Historical-based novels are an escape. Mexican food is a weakness. I am a liturgy nerd and a connoisseur of incense. I am a fierce advocate for those of us who live in the margins. The verse I try to pattern my life by is Zechariah 7:9, “Thus says the Lord of hosts, Render true judgments, show kindness and mercy to one another, do not oppress the widow, the orphan, the sojourner, or the poor, and let none of you devise evil against another in your heart.”

Statement of Inclusivity

Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church’s vision is to be and be known as a Christ-centered community that offers sanctuary where all are welcome at our table. Our mission is to welcome all to the traditions and beauty that the Episcopal Church offers. We are a community called to go forth into the world to love and serve as Christ loved us.

With these ideals in mind, and in that we recognize the necessity in ensuring that all feel welcomed to join our community: Saint Peter’s affirms that all peoples, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, mental or physical ability, age, race, ethnicity, or nation of origin, are welcome to participate in the life of the church. In addition, Saint Peter’s commits to ensuring that its facilities are accessible to all, both in their current state and with any future additions and renovations.

Online Services

Our Holy Eucharist (Rite II) service on Sundays at 11am is also available online! Be sure to check our Facebook page during the times listed to watch that day’s service, or we will also have it available on our YouTube account after the conclusion of the service.

In-Person Services

As COVID-19 guidelines allow, we will be having in-person worship at 8:30am (Holy Eucharist – Rite I) and 11am (Holy Eucharist – Rite II) on Sundays as well as 6:30pm on Wednesdays. Please click the button below for more information, and be sure to sign up for emails from Saint Peter’s to receive the latest information regarding in-person services.

Vision

Saint Peter’s vision is to be and be known as a Christ-centered community that offers sanctuary where all are welcome at our table.

Mission

The mission of Saint Peter’s is to welcome all to the traditions and beauty that the Episcopal Church offers. We are a community called to go forth into the world to love and serve as Christ loved us.