“By pushing myself into doing something I was unsure about, I found growth, fresh insights, new relationships, and an expanded appreciation for our St. John’s community.”
“As a pastor and organizer, I have seen the power of faith communities wrapping their arms around the right thing at the right time; it can absolutely transform a neighborhood. Interfaith Action itself was born from this very dynamic!”
This summer, the diocese is offering a series of reflections on the theology of stewardship, which we’ll be sharing with you here on the E-vangelist.
“Inside of this old, impressive, historic church is a lively, relevant, growing faith community.”
“Over the centuries, we somehow came to act as if our core work is recruiting and retaining church members who believe the right things, attend worship and programs, and help fund the institution, rather than making disciples whose relationship with Jesus becomes the center of their whole lives.”
” It has been a frustrating slow process lately because of heavy rains in the area. But I’m happy to say that construction work has been finished and the first patients were seen in the space on April 24!”
A Sermon by Jayan Koshy for the Third Sunday of Advent (Year B) My Indian grandmother is the one who taught me to love
A Sermon by Ailsa Schmidt for the 3rd Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 7, Year A) at St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church (St. Paul, MN)
A sermon preached by the Rev. Mike Angell The Feast of Saint Aelred of Rievaulx St. John the Evangelist Sunday, January 12, 20202
A sermon preached by guest preacher the Rev. Mike Angell Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church, St. Paul Sunday, January 12, 2020 I want
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