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Upcoming Bible Studies
Sunday, May 13 @ 9:15 AM - Fr. Curt moderates a video-based discussion on the Story of the Episcopal Church. Our church's past merges with the present with narration by David Morse and interviews with Episcopal historians and commentators. It makes the history of the...
Preparing For What Comes Next
As we close out another school year, St. John’s prepares for new things in the fall. On Sunday, September 9 at 9:15am in the Guild Room, I will moderate the Alpha Course, which was developed at Holy Trinity Brompton, England. Alpha is a series of sessions exploring...
Window History – Healing the Lame Beggar
At what is now the back of the church is a window representing the healing of the lame beggar at the gate of the temple, as recounted in the Book of Acts, chapter 3. In the foreground is the beggar, holding a staff with one limb bandaged. His face shows the...
Growing into the Full Stature of Jesus Christ
I mentioned recently from the pulpit of the individual Christian’s need to grow into the full stature of Jesus Christ, to become mature in the Christian faith. The Episcopal Church marks this stature in the sacramental rite of Confirmation. From the Catechism of The...
Window History – St. John & the Revelation
I thought I would share with you a few tidbits about the middle window below the Last Supper window. The window depicts St. John, our patron saint. He is shown writing the Book of Revelation on the island of Patmos. The crimson under-robe denotes the Holy Spirit. The...
Adult Christian Education Forum Resumes on January 14
Since the Feast of the Epiphany (January 6) falls on a Saturday this year, the Church runs the risk of skipping right over a significant development in the story of Jesus. We will remedy the calendrical anomaly by spending three or four weeks on the Epiphany / the...
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