11 a.m. September 26 A labyrinth is an ancient symbol that relates to wholeness. It combines the imagery of the circle and the spiral into a meandering but purposeful path. The Labyrinth represents a journey to our own center and back again out into the world. A labyrinth is an Read more…
My heart is full when I think of the privilege of serving a church that truly understands that we are our sister’s keeper, that we are our brother’s keeper, that our mission directs us to “love our neighbors just as we love ourselves.” We, all together, no doubt have more Read more…
This fall, Lynne Matthews is offering a Bible study that will help you get to know the Apostle Paul a little better. The study is called STAND and is a 10-week study in which we will consider the Apostle Paul’s words to the early church from Romans, Philippians, and 1 Read more…
Please join us in welcoming Ron Fabry to St. John’s Church on October 1. Ron grew up in Connecticut and attended Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey where he received a double Masters Degree in Church Music and Organ Performance. While doing postgraduate studies in upstate New York at Read more…
Reminder, walkabout tomorrow! Join us for a Walkabout on Wednesday, August 26 at 7:00 pm. One of the goals of the bishop search process is to give everyone in the diocese the opportunity to get to know the candidates. A walkabout is essentially a meet and greet with the candidates. Read more…
So your mental switch may have flipped so loud that you could actually hear it: You’re ready to have a baby. If it is your first or second (or third), you are ready and ideally want it ASAP. If you are anything like me (type A recovering control freak), perhaps Read more…
Stewardship Sunday | August 23 | 10 AM One Service for One Faith Community Indeed 2020 is An Extraordinarily Loving Year! In 2021, we are working toward simplicity by focusing on the word ENOUGH. We will look to raise ENOUGH financial resource to continue and expand our loving mission. We Read more…
When my older son, Pete, was 8 weeks old, I did an overnight trip with a friend. I wanted to prove that I would be able to maintain myself and my psyche, now that I had become a parent and my heartbeat was inside someone else’s chest. My plan didn’t Read more…
Three days ago I dropped my youngest child off at camp where her older brother and sister have been for the past two weeks. For the next ten days, I will be staying with my mom at the beach, waiting to pick up all three of the kids while my Read more…
As you may know, the Diocese of Wyoming is in the process of electing the 10th Bishop of Wyoming as Bishop Smylie is retiring. The Rev. Mary Erickson was nominated through the petition process and joins the Rev. David L. Duprey and the Rev. Canon Paul Gordon-Chandler who were brought Read more…