St. John’s will gather for a carry-in meal and celebration on November 23.

We encourage everyone to bring an estimate of giving card that Sunday to be blessed during worship.

Everyone is invited. You are not required to give financially to St. John’s to join us for this meal.

Join us at St. John of the Cross Bristol on April 19 at 7:30p for the Easter Vigil.

This worship service focuses on Jesus’ crucifixion and this act done for us, God’s children.

This worship service focuses on Jesus’ crucifixion and this act done for us, God’s children.

St. John of the Cross will join us for the 7pm Eucharist on Maundy Thursday.

We will be joining St. John of the Cross for noon Eucharist on Maundy Thursday.

This contemplative service begins in light and moves to darkness as we listen to salvation history in scripture. It sets the stage for the Triduum services beginning the next day on Maundy Thursday, April 17. We gather in the Chapel across the hall from the Sanctuary as you come up the main steps.

Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion

Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion

Hear from Miriam, a woman witnessing Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem

We begin our morning with mass at 9am. Following mass we will gather in the Great Hall for a carry-in meal and Annual Meeting.

St. John of the Cross and St. John the Evangelist Parishes will celebrate a joint mass on January 6 for Epiphany.

We begin our Christmas Eve celebrations with Carols and Participatory Christmas Program - When Heaven and Nature Sing at 6:30pm. Come to enjoy the program or to be in it! Most parts are non-speaking parts and need people of all ages. Stay for Candlelight mass at 7pm.

Christmas isn’t always the most wonderful time of the year. This service gives us a chance to acknowledge our sorrows and worries. This contemplative service offers prayers, silence, candle lighting, and space to just be.

Join us in making Gingerbread Houses. All ages are welcome to join in the fun.

Kid’s activities

Beekeeper Ken Peterson

Honey

Honey Mead (for adults)

This Rite II Eucharist is a sung mass where we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection. There will be a children’s message at this service. Come and raise your voice with others in praise of God’s salvation for us.

This traditional Rite I mass continues the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection that was begun at the Easter Vigil the night before. This is a spoken mass with the hymn Jesus Christ is Risen Today as the sending hymn to raise the rafters in celebration.

This traditional mass begins outside where we light candles and process into the sanctuary. The service then begins in candlelight. We hear the story of salvation through the reading of scriptures and hymns. At the Hymn of Praise all the lights are turned on and we hear of the saving grace of Jesus.

We will affirm our baptism at this service and rededicate ourselves to a life of faith.

We will gather with St. John of the Cross in Bristol for this service.

Good Friday is called good because of God’s plan for our salvation through the crucifixion of Jesus. We focus on Jesus’ death at this service.