Join us at St. John’s Episcopal Church for our Ash Wednesday service on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, at 6:30 pm in the sanctuary. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season of reflection, repentance, and renewal. The liturgy will include the imposition of ashes and Holy Eucharist, offering a sacred space to pause, pray, […]
The tradition of pysanky (from the Ukrainian meaning “to write”) goes back 1000’s of years predating Christianity in the region when the practice was a popular way to celebrate the arrival of spring. It has evolved into an Easter celebration. The art of “writing pysanky” entails the application of lines drawn with melted beeswax on […]
The tradition of pysanky (from the Ukrainian meaning “to write”) goes back 1000’s of years predating Christianity in the region when the practice was a popular way to celebrate the arrival of spring. It has evolved into an Easter celebration. The art of “writing pysanky” entails the application of lines drawn with melted beeswax on […]
Joe Noecker will be leading weekly Contemplative Prayer services on Fridays, through 3/27. All are welcome, always!
Joe Noecker will be leading weekly Contemplative Prayer services on Fridays, through 3/27. All are welcome, always!
The tradition of pysanky (from the Ukrainian meaning “to write”) goes back 1000’s of years predating Christianity in the region when the practice was a popular way to celebrate the arrival of spring. It has evolved into an Easter celebration. The art of “writing pysanky” entails the application of lines drawn with melted beeswax on […]
Joe Noecker will be leading weekly Contemplative Prayer services on Fridays, through 3/27. All are welcome, always!
Join us as we begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday, remembering Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Our service includes the blessing of palms, scripture, prayer, and Holy Eucharist as we walk together toward Christ’s passion. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week—the most meaningful week of the Christian year. This is the week in […]
On Maundy Thursday we remember the night Jesus gathered with his disciples for the Last Supper, washed the disciples’ feet, and gave the commandment that we love one another. This solemn and beautiful service includes the opportunity for footwashing as a sign of our commitment to love and service, Holy Eucharist, and the Stripping of […]
On Good Friday we gather at noon to remember the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and reflect on the depth of God’s love for the world. This community service brings several local churches together. It includes Holy Eucharist, and is followed by the Stations of the Cross: a solemn procession through downtown which commemorates the events […]