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St. Peter's was founded in 1834 as the first Episcopal Mission in Charlotte at a time when Mecklenburg County was composed of a series of small villages. As the city of Charlotte has grown, so has St. Peters, providing the community with a large body of contributions that have been examples of lasting achievements through faith, courage, and ceaseless devotion to Christian causes. Located on the corner of Seventh Street and North Tryon Street, St. Peter's has been an integral part of the development and renewal of the downtown Charlotte community.
Please click here to meet the staff at St. Peter's. Saint Peter's is often used for weddings, baptisms, and funerals for both our standing members and for members of our larger city family who may not have a direct affiliation. Please contact the church office and arrange an appointment to visit with our Rector to discuss your particular situation. Meeting Hall/Facility rentalSt. Peter's offers a number of opportunities for groups both small and large to rent our wonderful facility, recently renovated and fully air-conditioned in 1998. Located in the heart of downtown Charlotte, St. Peter's is easily reached from I-77 and I-85 and For general information about the church, please e-mail us at webinfo@st-peters.org or call at (704) 332-7746. For information on weddings, contact Mary Virginia Woodall at (704) 332-7746 ext.102 For information on other rentals, contact Mary Ann Wexler at (704) 332-7746 ext. 107 St. Peter's is located at the corner of Seventh and Tryon Streets. Free parking is available to all church members and church visitors in the TransAmerica parking deck on Seventh Street, across from the Parish Hall entrance to the church. |
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church · 115 West Seventh Street · Charlotte, NC 28202
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The Episcopal Church is part of the world wide Anglican Communion and embodies a heritage that includes attitudes reflective of both ancient and contemporary Catholicism and Protestantism. 
As an Episcopal parish, we believe in maintaining a strong tie to our traditional value while being adaptable to the changing times of the early 21st century. We want to remain open to the leading of the Spirit as God draws people who are often different from one another, by providing opportunities for interaction and the learning and acceptance that comes from being open to the Spirit. We do this by providing opportunities for:
is close to many hotels, Discovery Place, and Bank of America Stadium as well as Charlotte/Douglas International Airport. Free parking is included. Groups as small as 20 or as large as 270 can be accommodated, dependent upon your specific requirements.