Due to surging infection rates all St. John’s community in-person gatherings are temporarily suspended. Please join us online. Read full announcement here.
Sunday, February 13 at 4pm. A service of Evening Prayer with St. John’s choirs, celebrating the Feast of St. Absalom
Wednesday, February 2 at 5:30pm in the Church. Join us for a service to celebrate the Feast of the Presentation
Annual Meeting What: The Annual Meeting is a time to celebrate all that we achieved last year, to review the plans for 2022, thank
The Church Cracked Open: Disruption, Decline, and New Hope for Beloved Community by the Reverend Stephanie Spellers.
The January-February 2022 issue of The Evangelist, St. John’s bi-monthly magazine, is here!
Your support ensures excellent sacred music has a home in St. Paul. We look forward to seeing you at our musical events!
It’s the elephant in the virtual room, as evident as the mask on my face. It dictates the format and form of our worship; it saturates the news; it affects each of us in individual ways.
In a week full of losses– from Buddhist master Thich Nat Han to the performer Meat Loaf, a week when Russian troops surround the country of Ukraine and Mitch McConnel separates black voters and “Americans,” even as we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King (whom we will honor later with one of his favorite songs), Covid remains the story of the day.
This morning we hear again the story of how Jesus transformed water into wine. This is a sermon in which we will remember the water.
St. Aelred was a twelfth century English monk and the Abbot of Rievaulx for twenty years until his death. Aelred was a prolific writer, and, until the twentieth century, primarily known for his historical writing.
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