Children and youth are not just the future of the Church—they are the Church now, bringing energy, curiosity, and fresh perspectives to our faith community. Their voices, questions, and leadership remind us of the ever-unfolding work of the Holy Spirit, calling us to grow in love and understanding. By nurturing their faith and empowering them to serve, we strengthen the whole body of Christ and ensure that the Church remains vibrant, inclusive, and full of life.

During these monthly dinners, small groups engage in holy dialogue about current but difficult issues facing the church and the world. Set within framework of prayer and the intention to deepen understanding of and compassion for our neighbors, these conversations not only participants the chance to explore certain issues in more depth, but they also provide the space for participants to put their theology in conversation with the issues.

EfM is an intensive, community-focused course for lay persons who would like to learn more about the Bible and the Church. The series is designed around four years of study—Old Testament, New Testament, Church History, and Theological Choices – during which participants reflect on their own spiritual growth and passions for ministry.

Whether you’re seeking spiritual growth, community connection, or simply a place to belong, St. John’s offers a variety of opportunities to engage. From LGBTQ+ Ministries that foster inclusivity and support, to Cursillo Reunion Groups that deepen faith and fellowship, to our vibrant 55+ Outings that celebrate life and friendship, there is a place for you here. No matter where you are on your journey, you are welcome to find meaningful connections and a sense of belonging in our church family.

Each Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM from Labor Day to Memorial Day the Rector leads a Bible Study. During this time, the class takes a deep dive into the books of the Bible and has discussions about the context, theology, and meaning of the scriptures.

Sacred Ground is a film- and readings-based dialogue series on race, grounded in faith produced by the Episcopal Church. As a church, we are ALL walking through chapters of America’s history of race and racism in age appropriate ways on a monthly basis. Join us for a spaghetti dinner followed by these important conversations about how to address race and racism in our community.

During Stewardship Season (October), Advent and Lent the entire parish is invited to come together for dinner and a seasonal program. There are a variety of ways you can be involved in these evenings – from just being present, to helping prepare dinner, to leading programming for children and youth. These dinners provide an opportunity for us to gather as a parish during important times in our church life.

Every Sunday, parishioners of all ages are invited to gather for breakfast at 9:00 AM followed by a time of formation. There are offerings for all ages and interests. 

Join us on the first Thursday of each month at The Brick for a warm evening of fellowship, delicious food, and meaningful theological conversation. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, share a meal, and engage in thoughtful discussion!

Periodically throughout the year, women of the parish gather to discuss books and topics particularly relevant to being a Christian woman in this day and age. Previous studies include The Armor of God, Love is the Way, Everything Happens for a Reason and Other Lies I’ve Loved, and Accidental Saints.

Young & Youngish Adults in their 20s and 30s are invited to gather once a month for dinner, fellowship, and a discussion about topics chosen by the group. Dinner and childcare are always provided.