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Good morning St. John’s, On Sunday, you heard me extend an invitation to join the City Council meeting tonight at 6:30pm as they vote on
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Good morning St. John’s, On Sunday, you heard me extend an invitation to join the City Council meeting tonight at 6:30pm as they vote on
Greetings St. John’s, Please join us every Sunday in Lent for our Adult Forum: The Soul’s Journey. We’ll be using the Stations of the Cross
Attached is a letter from the Rector, please click here: Lenten Reflections.
Lancaster Chapter of CITIZENS’ CLIMATE Lobby monthly meeting Every 2nd Saturday at St. John’s From Faith D’Urbano+ Many of us are hit hard with grief
A reflection from Faith D’Urbano+ A summer evening – a Lancaster First Friday. I wander into a quiet gallery and encounter fraktur artist Lynn Sommer.
Is the Church silent on climate deterioration? Hardly! The Church’s position is action! The Church holds devastation of climate as a justice issue. It urges
by Faith D’Urbano “Complacent while white” – I underestimated my “whiteness” more than I’d ever imagined before reading Drew Hart’s book, Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing the
This Saturday, June 10, from 12:30-2:00 p.m., the Lancaster Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) will hold a meeting in St. John’s Parish Hall. All
from Faith D’Urbano+ I hope you’ll come out to EARTH DAY LIVE! Creative Climate Connections. It’s this Saturday in downtown Lancaster! April 22, 2017, Noon
From Jenn Hreben, Senior Warden The vestry is in the process of compiling a list of those who would be interested in serving on the