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Sunday

7:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Rite I (In-person only)

9:15 Rector's Forum discussion group in Library

10:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Rite II (both in-person and online via FB & YouTube)

Tuesday

7:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist (In-person only) in Chapel

8:30 a.m. - Lectio Divinia Bible Study in Library

Wednesday

11:30 a.m. - Contemplative Prayer Group in Library

Thursday

12:05 p.m. – Healing Eucharist, Rite II (In-person only) in Chapel

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Blog

True Sacrifice – Christine Kline

The Gospel of Mark lesson regarding the offering of the poor widow seems to perfectly align with my life. I grew up going to church in Northern Indiana. I watched my parents struggle to give their offerings. I knew that giving was important but I did not understand why. As Ken and I were married, […]

True Gratitude – Helen Wells

In Mark 10 Jesus tells His disciples what the future holds for Him: suffering, humiliation and death. Immediately after, James and John come to Him and ask to sit one on His right hand and one on His left hand when He comes to glory. Jesus is angered by this request. Have they not understood […]

True Security – Charlie Harris

As I look around St. Johns today, much has changed since I was baptized here in 1957. Throughout my childhood and young adult life, I took for granted what St. Johns provided for me, my family, our church family, and our community. As I aged ( I prefer “seasoned”), I gained a deeper understanding of […]

Tending the Garden – by Keith Miller

The Stewardship Committee has been assembled, and I was tasked with writing this meditation on stewardship in light of Psalms 8. When I re-read the Psalms, I was immediately reminded of Genesis and God giving Adam and Eve charge over the Garden of Eden and dominion over all of the creatures therein, and then I […]

The After Party (Responding to the Current Crisis in US Public Life)

A message from Duncan Johnston We’re all in this together. No, really. We are. We are living together in a cultural moment when the nation is dangerously divided – at roughly a 50:50 ratio. Christians are called to do something about their country’s troubles. Episcopalians, in particular, are tasked with drawing on our historic tradition […]

Loving All of It – by Emily Howard

I have a confession to make. I do not subscribe to the “everything happens for a reason” mantra. I think it is trite at best and spiritually and emotionally harmful at worst. People who say it mean well, I know. But when I am going through a hard time it really is not helpful to […]