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Have you seen St. John’s circa 1854 chalice, or heard how our steeple bell was the first to announce the end of the Civil War
January 21, 2014
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Have you seen St. John’s circa 1854 chalice, or heard how our steeple bell was the first to announce the end of the Civil War
St. John’s kicked off its annual celebration of the life and ministry of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by hosting a performance by
St. John’s youth and friends enjoyed some fellowship on wheels last Sunday at Overlook Skating Rink.
All are invited to celebrate the life and legacy of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at a free concert by the Music For Everyone
Some St. John’s young adults and their former J2A leaders reconnected on December 29 in the Parish Hall for their second annual holiday reunion. They
Thank you to all who contributed to St. John’s annual Angel Tree project. This year, more than 100 gifts were distributed to children in our
The January 2014 Messenger with MLK is now published with the Martin Luther King celebration information. Click the blue link to read about the latest St.
Christmas Eve 3:30 pm – Holy Eucharist, Rite I with Handbells 5:00 pm – Parish Supper 6:30 pm – Holy Eucharist, Rite II & Nativity Pageant 10:30 pm – Prelude of
The January 2014 Messenger is now published. Click the blue link to read about the latest St. John’s news and activities.
Tomorrow, Sunday, Dec. 22, we’ll be greening the church following the 10:15 service (approximately noon). Help us deck the halls…inside and out!