About St. John's
We are a community that looks to the life and ministry of Jesus to better understand and enter into the heart of God. Jesus spoke out against injustice and poverty, he healed friend and foe, he broke bread with the rich and poor. Jesus points to the wideness of God’s compassion.

We celebrate the wonderful diversity of humankind and we seek to do that in faithfulness to our baptismal vow to respect the dignity of every human being. St. John's strives to include a place for everyone around God’s table and believes there should be no outcasts in the Episcopal Church. Our campus is completely accessible and barrier free.  We invite you to visit us and see whether this parish might become your spiritual home. ​

We are members of The Episcopal Church, constituent members of the Anglican Communion in the United States. As such, we are descendants of and partners with the Church of England and the Scottish Episcopal Church, and are part of the third largest group of Christians in the world. ​
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Stations of the Resurrection 
Installed in Front Courtyard

​St. John's invites you to our campus to experience a temporary exhibit of the Stations of the Resurrection. The stations will be installed in our front courtyard for all of Easter season, from Easter Day (April 4) through the Day of Pentecost (May 23).

​Similar to the Stations of the Cross, but focused on the events after Jesus's resurrection instead of the events leading up to his death, the Stations of the Resurrection offer an opportunity to walk in meditation and prayer on the central theme of the Christian faith: that death has been defeated through the resurrection of Jesus. Alleluia! Christ is risen!

If you are unable to travel to visit our campus, you can experience the stations electronically through this PDF.
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