Our Mission
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.
St. John’s is open for worship during the COVID-19 Pandemic. This is what to look forward too.
- Our seating is sanitized after each service. Masks are required. Proper social distance of 6 feet between persons is required. Families and spouses may sit together. All worship aids, bulletins, scripture insert, and other items must be taken with you or put in the blue recycle bin on your way out.
- The 11:15 am service is live-streamed.
All four services are the Holy Eucharist. Saturday Vigil 6:00 pm (1928 BCP), Sunday 8:00 am (1928 BCP) 9:00 am (2019 BCP) and 11:15 am (2019 BCP) with choir. The Chalice of Precious Blood is not served.
The Very Rev. David F. Klein, SSC, Rector.
St. John's appreciates your generosity in supporting our ongoing work as well as our various ministries we assist. Your gift in any form is welcome. For your convenience we also offer online giving in several easy, secure and safe formats as well as digital transaction records for your reference.
LiveStream and Recorded Services
Live Stream and Recorded Services
Check out our St. John's Vimeo channel to view our Live Stream broadcasts and Video library.
You can also watch our Live Broadcasts by clicking on the link for the appropriate day.
You can also locate our Live Stream on our public Face Book Page.
Worship and Visitor’s Guide
Fr. Klein has put together an excellent Worship and Visitor’s Guide that you can download in PDF format for printing or reading.
This 15 page pamphlet originally began with our Eucharistic worship at St John’s. But that discussion led us to several topics. Each topic reinforced our soul’s need for God. Topics include: Anglican Worship, Fasting, Christian Signs and Symbols, The Holy Eucharist, Holy Baptism, The High Altar, The Christian Way of Life, The Spiritual Life. Download the Worship Booklet