Over the next couple of months, we’ll be introducing you to everyone in the Circle of Care so you can get to know them better: who they are, and what this ministry means to them.
Over the next couple of months, we’ll be introducing you to everyone in the Circle of Care so you can get to know them better: who they are, and what this ministry means to them.
Members of St. John’s Circle of Care are lay pastoral caregivers licensed to serve in the Episcopal Church of Minnesota. They are spiritually formed and
“The quality of the music and preaching, together with the friendly, welcoming people, convinced me that this is a community where I would feel comfortable.”
“I was born, nurtured, and educated in and by Gary. I am a product of one its most tradition-rich institutions, Roosevelt High School, as were my mother, stepfather, aunts, great uncles and great aunts, and several cousins.”
“Hearing moving, timely, and great sermons…well, I knew I was in the right place!”
“In our scriptures, we are called to welcome a stranger; it literally is about welcoming the foreigner,” said Minister JaNae Bates Imari.
“St. John’s is truly the first church community that feels like home.”
“We are so grateful for everyone who participated in this year’s School Tools drive and distribution!”
