St. John's Church

The mission of St. John's is to grow in Christ. We believe that being a Christian is committing oneself to a certain way of life. Our mission is to invite people to participate in the fullness of this life by opening new doors of entry into the church and teaching people what it means to be disciples of Jesus. Our videos have been developed to give you a good sense of how we worship, what we believe about God and His church, about being a Christian in today's culture, what the Bible says, the life of grace, our parish life, and so much more. Enjoy, and may God richly bless you.

Our Weekly Bulletin and Parish News contains important information about the Worship Services and Activities at St. John’s Anglican Church. You can view the latest issue or refer to one of our previous bulletins.

In the Weekly Bulletin and Parish News for Sunday, May 20, 2018:

DHC/DOK Meeting Sunday, May 20, 12:45 … The May meeting of St. John’s Daughters will be held this Sunday. Bring a sack lunch and a Bible and meet at 12:45 pm in the Guild Parlor. Diane Klein will lead a study on “The Prayer Life of Mary”. This will be the last meeting till the fall. For more info see Dorothy Gregory.

Bishop’s Confirmation Visit, Sun, May 27th Bishop Jack Iker will make his annual visit to St. John’s on Sunday, May 27. Services will be held at 8:00 and 10:00 only, with Confirmation celebrated at the 10:00 am service. Those desiring to be confirmed on May 27 please fill out and return the Confirmation form by Tues, May 22. Forms are available on the table outside the parish office or on the website.

The Ministry of “Fatherhood!”

June 20, 2016 By Fr. David Klein

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! On this day we give thanks to God for the gift of fatherhood. Father's formed in the Anglican faith are called to lead and model their family life to fully live out the truth and the mercy of Christ in a balanced and loving way. They nurture their spiritual life having a deep … [Read More...]

The Story … As Told Through the Christian Calendar

May 23, 2016 By Russ Wood

The Christian calendar tells the story of God and His people by dividing the year into two major segments, each lasting approximately six months. The first part tells the story of Jesus – beginning in Advent with the anticipation of His birth and stretching all the way to Pentecost with the sending … [Read More...]

“As long as you are proud you cannot know God. A proud man is always looking down on thing and people: and, of course, as long as you are looking..