|
Sunday Services are now in person, with no limit on capacity. Masks are not required- but are recommended for those not fully vaccinated. We will continue to livestream all services as well. Sunday, Oct 24, 2021, 22nd Sunday after Pentecost - 10:00 am ET Facebook stream YouTube stream Bulletin
Past services are available on Facebook and our YouTube channel. Here are some other resources for worshiping at home: From our Diocese: Facebook Live Worship on the Diocesan Facebook Page:
From the National Church Live Stream of Sunday service at 11 am Sundays with a homily by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry For Individual Use:
|
One easy way to help with the church outreach and activities is to enlist the help of Amazon. If you already shop at Amazon, you can use their charity reward program to funnel some of their profits to us! Just access Amazon through this link Smile, log into your account like normal, and designate St. John's Episcopal Church as the charity you want to support. They will donate 5 cents for every dollar you spend. It's not a lot, but with many people doing it, it adds up and it won't cost you any more. WEEKLY CONNECTIONS Wed, 10:00 am - Church School via Zoom Contact us for an invitation Wed, 7:00 pm - Weekly Connection via Zoom Contact us for an invitation Thurs, 8:00 pm - Compline via Zoom Contact us for an invitation GIVE ONLINE
We now have our own, secure way to give online. Using this link will save us money and make your giving secure. Make your pledge here or make a one-time donation to any of our programs. Though credit/debit cards or ACH can be used, ACH will save you time and money. With Giving Tools, the ACH transaction cost is 30¢. Writing a check would cost a stamp, check, envelope and time to write the check and mail it. NEWSWORTHY PARISHIONERS AND EVENTS Visit the News and Events page to see the latest happenings including those listed below. NEWS FROM THE DIOCESE There is a directive for the Plan for Re-Entry for Great Lakes Episcopalians. It details how and when we might resume more normal operations. |