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At St. John's we celebrate the Holy Eucharist on Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. -- Nursery Care is offered at 10, and our celebration continues in the Undercroft  (Episcopalianese for "downstairs") or Parish Hall with coffee hour and fellowship! We gather Wednesdays at Noon in the chapel (again: In the Undercroft) for Holy Eucharist. Morning Prayer, the tradition of monasteries, convents, cathedrals, seminaries, and parishes, is said Monday through Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in the choir.

St. John's is accessible for people with mobility impairments: A small parking lot in back
(north side of church, alleyway off Maple or Locust) gives way to a level entrance into the church, where an elevator takes you up to the church or down to "The Undercroft" where we gather for coffee and refreshments.

Office hours: Monday - Thursday, 9 am to Noon, or by appointment

Mission:
St. John's Episcopal Church, with God's help and in the Anglican tradition, lives to proclaim the Gospel of Christ by ministering through worship, outreach, fellowship, and education.  We welcome all who enter our doors, and we support the diverse callings of each member as we seek to serve Christ in every person.


Vision:
St. John's Episcopal Church, with the help of the Holy Spirit, will be a dynamic fellowship of Christians seeking greater understanding of faith and service through programs of spiritual growth, education, and the arts.

Support:
At St. John's we heartily endorse shopping locally -- our farmers' market instead of a big box store, BookMark instead of B&N -- but if you can't find what you're looking for, shop at Amazon.com and generate income to support the ministries of St. John's!
Simply click on the button! When you arrive at our "What we're reading" page, simply click on the "Powered by Amazon.com" button at the upper right.

Evangelize, support our outreach ministries, and have fun! Wear, drink from, or carry a St. John's item from our new Cafe Press shop and tell the world: We celebrate thoughtful theology with traditional worship!
And we've been doing it for 125 years!