New Baptismal Shells
St. John’s parishioner Jamie Bents, artist and owner of j.teabee ceramics, has begun creating shells for the church to use in the sacrament of baptism.
St. John’s parishioner Jamie Bents, artist and owner of j.teabee ceramics, has begun creating shells for the church to use in the sacrament of baptism.
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By Ellie Watkins Jim Johnson is a longtime fixture at St. John’s—a friendly face greeting people on Sundays and an experienced voice contributing to committee
At the beginning of the 21st century, the National Study of Youth and Religion was released as one of the most significant pieces of sociological
By Ellie Watkins Jean Hansen has always felt called to work with young people. “I remember how hard it was to be a teenager,” she