This Sunday our singers will bring songs of hope to our sanctuary as we celebrate the season. Under the direction of Rob Thacker, St. John’s choir has been practicing old favorites and some new tunes. Join with us to celebrate the gift of community, the … read more.
Join us in a celebratory Sunday of welcoming new St. Johners and hearing wisdom of James Luther Adams. Adams lifted up freedom of association as a defining trait of our shared faith.
Yes, it is good to be together!
It is a time to be grateful for all our connections and think about how well we care for each other. This Sunday we will offer important conversations worth having with your loved ones. I believe these conversations will move us towards forgiveness, healing and … read more.
I have read that American workers are leaving their jobs at alarming rates. It is true that we get to decide where and how we spend our time, but right now, it seems many of us feel empowered to make big decisions. Come or log … read more.
You have probably heard of THE BIG LIE by now, but did you know there is a bigger lie? Come this Sunday and hear THE BIGGEST LIE ever told. Then, together, we will seek new ways to tell the truth.
We are dedicating this coming Sunday to remembering those who have died. Please bring a photograph, an object, and/or a memory to share with the congregation. By remembering those whom we love, and sharing about their lives, the best of them will live on in … read more.
We will start at 11 a.m. with a short indoor service and then move outdoors
where we will have a costume parade for kids of all ages, small pumpkins for kids
to decorate, and the Run/Walk. Families and individuals are invited to bring
carved pumpkins to church to … read more.
Bring your pet, a picture of your pet, or a story about your pet for our annual pet blessing. This service will begin with a short indoor service, including a presentation by our October split-the-plate recipient, Adventure Crew, followed by an outdoor pet blessing, weather permitting.
Since 2014 St. Johners have shown up to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s annual event, the “Out of the Darkness Community Walk.” Every year someone remarks that the event is surprisingly joyful. Today’s service is dedicated to those who help us keep singing … read more.
This Sunday we will take a light-hearted look at the heavy-hearted feeling of shame and ask what we, as people of faith, are to do with shame, grace, and the goodness of creation.
