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Downtown Elkhart, indiana

Welcome

Sunday Early Mass 8am

Children’s Sunday School 9am
Adult Sunday School 9:00am

Youth Confirmation Class 9:00am
Sunday Later Mass 10am

 

Sharing Faith - Joined in Love
Christ-Centered

Wednesday Schedule

No Mass November 7

Mass 10:30am

St. David’s Wednesday Mass, 7pm
 

Help us repair St. John's beautiful
stained glass windows!

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Upcoming Events
Oblates of Blues
Anna Hagen, Harpist
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Welcome to the Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist,
located in downtown Elkhart, Indiana.

St. John’s is a vibrant church community of all ages with a long and historic tradition of ministry in Elkhart County dating back to 1873. Our current church building is a beautiful example of Gothic revival, dating from 1895.

St. John’s has a rich history of ministry in the greater Elkhart community. Together with tradition and the future in mind we are excited to proclaim the Gospel to the world.

 

Worship With Us

At St. John’s we celebrate worship with a sense of holiness and a living, time honored tradition that evokes the mystery of God entering our world.  At every Mass we exclaim, “Holy, holy, holy!”  This beautiful ceremony or liturgy (meaning, “the work of the people”) isn’t done for our sake or merit, but as celebration of God’s presence. As the psalmist reminds us, “O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness; let the whole earth stand in awe of him.”

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Through God’s call it is our commitment of stewardship to further embrace St. John’s location in the downtown neighborhood.  People who worship at St. John’s live in surrounding suburbs and subdivisions and communities as far as South Bend, Mishawaka, Granger, Goshen, Shipshewana, Nappanee, Middlebury, and Michigan.  Yet, St. John’s remains a downtown parish with a local neighborhood that has seen better days.  We are blessed with not just increasing members but an increasing presence in doing God’s work in our neighborhood.

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