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About St. John's
St. John's is a community of faith centered on the person and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth....endeavoring to reflect His love. We at St. John's continue in the tradition of being a community of faith centered on the person and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. In our community of faith, we endeavor to reflect the command of our Lord that we love one another. In our worship and our life together we are intentional about welcoming all people, caring for one another, feeding the hungry, tending to the sick, and being an oasis for those who are thirsty for the living waters of God's love.
We are also intentional about being challenged by God to become what He wants us to be. We hope that you find St. John's Episcopal Church a place where you are refreshed and renewed spiritually. We Believe..
We have an Interim Rector!!
We have an Interim Rector and his name is David Perkins. We prayerfully believe that he is God’s choice for us at this time. His first sermon will be May 2.
Call any Vestry member or me if you have any questions. This is an event for rejoicing and moving forward!
Ann Richmond, Sr. Warden
See his biography.
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A letter from Fr. Jay Pierce
There’s an old story about a priest who worked in an inner city. One evening he was walking down an alley on the way home when a young man came up behind him and poked a knife against his back. “Give me your money,” the young man said. The priest opened his jacket to reach into his back pocket to get his wallet, exposing his clerical collar. “Oh, I’m sorry, Father,” the young man, said, “I didn’t see your collar. I don’t want YOUR money.” Trembling from the excitement, the priest removed a couple of cigars from his shirt pocket and offered one to the young man. “Here,” he said. ‘Have a cigar.” “Oh, no, I can’t do that,” the young man replied, “I gave them up for Lent.” more
A Note from the Reverend Donna Barr
Dear Friends in Christ,
I thank God that I have another opportunity to journey with Jesus this season of Lent. This year I want to live as if life is Lent. On Ash Wednesday, I want to look at myself, with all my faults, get down on my knees and ask God to forgive all that I have done and left undone. During the six weeks ahead I want to walk with Jesus on the road to Jerusalem. On Palm Sunday I want to sing Hosanna and praise God for the gift of Jesus. In Holy Week I want to remember all of Jesus’ teaching and gifts that he brings to my life. On Maundy Thursday, I want to embrace his heart of love and servanthood. On Good Friday, I want to feel the pain and agony of the cross. On Easter, I want to be convicted of God’s miracle in the resurrection. The gift of life means that I can’t just experience one thing or another. I must experience it all for my understanding to be complete. Thank you Lord, for the gift of life. Thank you for the good times and bad, for the joys and the sorrows, and for the healing which comes from sharing my life with others.
May each of you have a holy and life giving Lent.
Love,
Donna
