By Director Kathy Hopkins This summer marked the completion of our fifth year at St. John’s. We continue to marvel at our luck on finding

By the Rev. Julie Luna Sabbatical time is a chance for activities that we don’t normally make time for—such as meeting new people, sharing a

By the Rev. Barbara Mraz Fort Snelling National Cemetery is beautiful and haunting, as is the story I am about to tell you. It is

It feels like summer is flying by, but if you’re still searching for balance, there is plenty of time left to pause and find it.

This is Pride Week in the Twin Cities, when we have a particular chance to honor our GLBTQ+ family, friends, and parishioners, and to celebrate

By the Rev. Jered Weber-Johnson All things come of thee Every Sunday at the 8 o’clock Eucharist, we conclude the offertory, the moment we collect

By the Rev. Barbara Mraz I’ve always had a garden. It’s in my blood. My grandfather grew exquisite roses behind his St. Paul home and

Originally published in the May/June 2018 Evangelist. Dear Friends in Christ, It is something of an inside joke in our home that Erin can remember

Originally published in the May-June 2018 Evangelist. By Children, Youth, and Family Minister Jean Hansen In Godly Play, Pentecost is one of the three great

Originally published in the May-June Evangelist.  On May 6, St. John’s will celebrate New Member Sunday and welcome a number of new families into our