The club was organized in September 1994 under the name of St. Peter Armenian Seniors. While we do not have a long history, we have had a dynamic past based on our growth and the goodwill generated. Our future is equally bright (unless someone discovers a way to reverse the aging process). We cannot change the aging process, but we can have a lot of fun going through it. The club is dedicated to having a good time and promoting interesting activities.

Our major objective is as follows:

The club meets for lunch the first Wednesday of every month (except January and February). Generally, the luncheon meetings are held at the church in the Gdanian Auditorium with members preparing and serving the meals or sometimes having the meal catered. Each luncheon date has a guest speaker or a planned program or activity on a theme related to the calendar date. Special activities are planned to fill in the calendar year such as boat trips, a summer picnic, retreats, and/or attending theatre shows and stage performances. In September, we celebrate out "birthday" with a special luncheon and program at an area restaurant.

While we are a social group and committed to having a good time, we have not forsaken our Christian values to serve and be useful to others. Each Christmas we visit and bring a seasonal gift to our homebound parishioners and those in nursing homes.

We support the church financially as well as provide refreshments for the Fellowship Hour and donating goodies for the Annual Church Festival. We remember our deceased members by providing new Divine Liturgy books in their memory.

We would like to emphasize that we cordially welcome persons who are not parishioners of St. Peter Armenian Church. You may join whether you are Armenian or not.

We invite adults of any age to join our club. The dues are only $5 per year, and we guarantee a fulfilling experience, or at least good food.