Join our Young Adult Resources Team (YART) at this year’s TreeFest, which is on Saturday, April 26, from 2pm-5pm, at NoDa Brewing. It is a family-friendly event to celebrate trees, sustainability, and community! There will be live music, various crafts, free tree seedlings, and more! YART is getting together to hang out and chill out at […]
Join us for Sunday growth groups for adults of all ages to nurture your spiritual development and find community with one another. Seekers Class: A gifted group with gifted teachers! This group of brave souls traverses exciting biblical territory each week, steeped in deep discussion as they wrestle with grand theological questions and work to […]
Each Sunday, our middle and high school students meet for Sunday school from 9:15am-10:30am on the third floor in the youth area.
We currently have three different age-divided Sunday school classes for our children at St. John's. Nursery (infant – toddler) – Room 219 Elementary (1st – 5th grades) – Room 221 Preschool (3 – end of Kindergarten) – Room 223
St. John’s is delighted to welcome you to worship, either in our Sanctuary or online! Below, you will find a link to the live stream of the Sunday morning service that begins at 10:30am.
A Church of Prayer, People, Power and Praise with Rev. Brickson Sam as pastor
Our next Meet & Mingle will take place on April 27 after worship in the Library Commons area. All guests are invited to join us! Children are welcome.
We will go to Old Salem on April 30. We will meet at the church at 9am that day and return around 5:30pm. The cost is $65 due to the church for bus rental and museum entry. You will need to pay for your lunch at the museum cafe. Please make your reservation by emailing […]
The Chancel Choir is for the adult members of our congregation who want to raise their voices to God. This is the regular choir for Sunday worship. The importance of meaningful and well-prepared worship music at St. John’s is most keenly reflected in the commitment of this vital choir. While extensive musical training is not […]
