Food & fellowship between Sunday Services.

Bible study of different scriptures & topics.

Bible & book studies. 

Our study for the Fall will be “ A Theological Introduction to the Old Testament- is it still relevant?”

If you’re navigating relationships and marriage, education and career, and parenting young children, we hope you’ll check out our new “youngish” adult connectional ministry and community! Youngish Adult Ministry meets for fellowship, real conversations and prayer all centered around the love and truth of God's word. Youngish is for singles or couples, with or without kids. Bring a friend!

Book study with a rotation of leaders. 

Bible study.

Book study of contemporary and classic Christian literature.

Fellowship And Service Together is the theme of the FAST Crowd. Join a wonderful group of women who meet regularly for social outings and service projects such as diaper donations to Cornerstone Ministry in Tampa. Click for more information.

FAST Crowd breaks for the summer (June-August).

The focus of the Deborah Circle is on missions of the United Women in Faith and St. Pete First. Annually, they make Easter baskets for shut-in members of our church, and host the Christmas Gathering for the Good Shepherd Class. They often have a speaker who discusses mission work happening in our church and our community. Click for more information.

Deborah Circle breaks for the summer (June-August).

This group is for anyone who is offering caregiving to a family member or a friend or neighbor. The group is "open" and participants come when needed. We offer emotional support, information about community resources and stories of what has worked for us.  It is a safe place to vent and grieve as we all know the mixture of love and frustrations we live with while caring for others.

Group of diverse men who desire to grow together while becoming more like Jesus.

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This Fall's study led by Pat Mason is "Bible 101- A Beginner’s Guide to Bible Study.”

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Are you in SHAPE?

Join us on Wednesday nights as we stretch ourselves to explore our spiritual gifts and find our place in the life of the church. You are only seven weeks away from your perfect fit at St. Pete First! Get in SHAPE! 

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Begins October 4th.

Everyone loves a transformation story. Rags to riches. Plain to beautiful. Weak to strong. The story of Queen Esther is that and so much more. Come join Pastor Margaret on Wednesday nights from 6:30-7:30pm (starting on October 4th) as she dives into the beautiful Old Testament book of Esther for ten weeks. We will learn timeless lessons that can be applied to your own life, including: 

• The importance of standing up for what you believe in, even when it's difficult. 

• How to embrace your God-given strength. 

• The true limits of retaliation.

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Discussion-based book study; Zoom-only for now.

This lively group of ladies meets on the 4th Thursday of the month  for a book study, along with discussion of how the book can help in your daily walk with God. Hearty discussions and lots of laughter await those who join the fun. Click for more information.

Abigails break for the summer (June-August).

Any female with any kind of life challenge is welcome to join the group. We love and support one another using the 8 principles from the Sermon on the Mount and the 12 steps. Our inclusive program can help with a large number of issues from addictions to anger, low self-esteem, past hurts, and current difficulties. 

We meet at 6:30 PM on Thursdays in the Chapel and open with a time of worship and either a lesson or testimony.  Following, we have an hour of time to confidentially share, without interruption, any current struggles or ESH (experience, strength and hope) that we have gathered along our individual journeys.  We do not tell each other what to do.  We share ideas and possibilities for each to consider.  Throughout all our time together, Christ offers the solutions we need.

Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems.

Al-Anon is not allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization, or institution; does not engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any cause. There are no dues for membership.