A Cantor, Acolyte and Reader take turns leading a 30-minute service at 5:30pm Wednesday evenings in the chapel. All are welcome to attend, and training is available for those who wish to help lead. Contact Amy French with any questions.
Those called to practice or learn centering prayer meet in a supportive small group for learning, lectio divina, and periods of silent prayer.
Join us in our Parish Hall for a training with Tracy Methe, Missioner for Baptismal Living from the Office of the Bishop. This training will fulfill SafeChurch requirements for lay leaders and/or key holders of the church. Register by contacting Natalie in the church office, or the event website below.
Art Theology is a method that uses making art to think through our ideas and questions about God/divine Love/mystery. Art theology seeks to help participants live more deeply in God’s love and to share that love with our one human family. Many methods for doing theology are grounded in argumentation and discursive reasoning, art theology is […]
A service of Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. on Sundays in the chapel.
St. John’s Principal Organist Aaron Hirsch will perform a full program of festive works celebrating different feasts of December. The whole program will come to a conclusion with a performance of Marcel Dupré’s Variations on a Noël, Op. 20. This performance is free and open to all. Families are welcome, and there will be a free-will donation to […]
Yoga in the Church is suited to all ages and ability levels! Led by Kundalini Yoga Teacher Jacob Rudolph, these yoga classes will be fun and joyful opportunities to liberate suppressed energies––––like fear, anger, and hopelessness–– and grow spiritually. Through the Presence of Christ and methodology of Kundalini Yoga, attendees will deeply de-stress as well […]
A Cantor, Acolyte and Reader take turns leading a 30-minute service at 5:30pm Wednesday evenings in the chapel. All are welcome to attend, and training is available for those who wish to help lead. Contact Amy French with any questions.
Those called to practice or learn centering prayer meet in a supportive small group for learning, lectio divina, and periods of silent prayer.
A service of Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. on Sundays in the chapel.