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Our Mission
To experience and share
The Transforming Love of Jesus Christ
St. John's Parish is a Bible-centered, progressive church while sharing in the rich traditions of liturgy that have their roots
within the early Church. With a congregation that includes many young families with children and mature adults, St. John’s is a diverse family that is open to everyone. Please feel free to learn more about us online or visit us at any time.
Holy Eucharist at 8:00 am and 11:00 am
Sunday Worship on-line at 9:30 am via Facebook.
"Follow me, and I will make you fish for people."
(every day except Sunday)
Eric Genuis is coming to St. John's
February 1 @7pm.
Save the Date!
Founder of Concerts for Hope, a small nonprofit, Eric Genuis primarily tours the world with a small ensemble playing his original compositions for inmates in prisons. “I go into these prisons to expose these kids to music and beauty that uplifts their humanity,” said Genuis. “I believe beauty matters. You give a civilization beauty, you get hope, excitement and life.”
Eric has performed in prisons all over the world, including on death row in numerous institutions. He will play wherever institutions will allow.
Fr. Cliff recently had the opportunity to assist Eric at CSP-Sac and was deeply touched by the beauty he experienced in the prison and the response of the inmates to Eric's gift of love. He invited Eric to come to St. John's and Eric agreed.
Please save the date on your calendars and invite your friends and neighbors. You will be inspired and uplifted by Eric and his ensemble. A free will "love offering" will be taken at the concert, and all of the proceeds will be given to Eric to support his ministry.
A reception will follow and you will have a chance to meet Eric and the members of his ensemble.
This promises to be a night you will not forget; a chance to encounter beauty, and the love from which it flows.
Here is a link to a sample of Eric's offering of beauty:
Mercy by Eric Genuis at Donovan Correctional Facility-San Diego
Epiphany Book Study
Sundays at 2pm
Beginning January 8, 2023
All are welcome to join us as we gather via Zoom to discuss the latest offering from Catherine Meeks The Night is Long but Light Comes in the Morning: Meditations for Racial Healing. In this book Dr. Meeks offers a series of heartfelt meditations based upon her life experience addressing racial injustice that help us examine Jesus' profound question:
"Do you want to be healed?"
We will meet via Zoom for 8 Sundays beginning January 8, 2023 at 2pm.
The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84774942643?pwd=S3RuWEkvTnZRSHdLSmpnVTF5ZDFoZz09
The Meeting ID is: 847 7494 2643 The Passcode is: 841227
The Book can be purchased from Amazon here: The Night is Long
For more information, please contact Fr. Cliff Haggenjos (haggenjos@comcast.net)
Rector's Bible Study
The Gospel of Matthew
We continue our study of the Gospel of Matthew. Join us as you are able.
Two sessions are offered each week (the same material is covered at each session). Join us Tuesday evenings at 7 pm or Thursday mornings at 10 am. All are welcome. No experience necessary. We meet via Zoom.
Here is the link: Rector's Bible Study
The Meeting ID is: 869 8447 8324. The Passcode is: 319155
Fr Cliff sends out an outline each week before the sessions. Let him know of your interest and he will put you on the distribution list.