Short newsworthy announcements about upcoming parish events.
Come enjoy fellowship and delicious treats at our coffee hour this Sunday after 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer is hosted in the beautiful Green-Meldrim House. It’s a wonderful chance to catch up with familiar faces and welcome newcomers following the service. We hope you’ll join us!
St. John’s Men’s Bible Study Meets every Thursday at 7‒8 a.m. in the Green-Meldrim House Kitchen Fr. Dunbar and Charles Ezelle lead a small group for fellowship in prayer, mutual support, and understanding of the Scriptures every week. To sign up or for information, contact the church office at info@stjohnssav.org
Beginning Sunday, September 13, Bishop Lambert will begin his new class. For the past four years, his class has focused on the growth of our spiritual lives, but this year he will “shift gears” slightly and focus on how Christians know what they know when talking about God and his Son, Jesus Christ. Questions such…
If you attended the Parish Forum on Sunday, March 22, with The Rev’d David Alenskis, and feel called to support the Alenskis Family’s mission to help strengthen the global Anglican Church, you are invited to learn more or donate by visiting their website at CountryParson.org. Their ministry at Tyndale Theological Seminary in the Netherlands equips future…
The Anglican Future: Memory, Identity, Mission We live in a time when old religious patterns are breaking down—and new possibilities for Christian renewal are opening up. Anglicanism faces real challenges, yet possesses remarkable resources for the future. Whether you are just discovering the Anglican tradition or have inhabited it all your life, this three-part series explores its memory,…
Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, Trinity 14 Vestry Offering Chair8 a.m. Mr. Douglas P. McManamy10:30 a.m. Mr. Douglas P. McManamy UshersMr. Frank SomoskeyMr. John Bradshaw ChoirChoir of Adults Chancel SocietyMrs. Timothy E. Coy (Dorothea)Mrs. Jayne G. HollandMrs. Carter C. Hubbard, Sr. (Barbara)Mrs. Nohl A. Braun, Jr. (Alyce)Mrs. John G. Bradshaw (Sally)Mrs. Susie H. FawcettMrs. Jeanne H.…
Have you considered volunteering for St. John’s new ministry — Hope Haven? This ministry strives to spark hope and purpose in people experiencing cognitive impairments such as dementia. Volunteers are the backbone of this ministry, and we always need more people to help. Learn more about our one-day training session coming up at the end of…
Reconnect and grow in faith Whether you are returning after the summer or visiting for the first time, Kickoff Sunday is the perfect opportunity to reconnect and grow in faith. Join us to celebrate the beginning of a new season in the life of our parish. Schedule for Sunday, Sept. 13: Post expires at 9:07pm…
Jane’s Canners are busy canning and creating their delicious homemade jams and jellies for the St. John’s Holly Days Bazaar. They are looking for donations of empty 8-oz canning jars with lids and pears off the tree. If you’d like to donate, please bring jars to Cranmer Hall or call the church office.
Parish Provisions Returns!The next Parish Provisions small group will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 5:30 p.m. in Cranmer Hall. The group will make hot sauce and vanilla extract for the Holy Days Bazaar. Come enjoy fellowship, good conversation, and bring a friend! Volunteers Needed for Holly DaysPlanning for Holly Days will be ramping up…
Music • Community • Worship • Friendship As summer comes to a close, our choirs are preparing to begin a new season—and we’d love for you to be part of it. Whether you’re an experienced singer or simply enjoy making music with others, there’s a place for you. Choir of AdultsRehearsals are Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m.,…
If you’ve ever found yourself checking EnkiOps.org as a storm approached the Georgia coast, you’ll want to hear this year’s speaker, Chuck Watson. A Benedictine graduate and one of the region’s most trusted weather analysts, Watson has helped countless individuals, businesses, and community leaders navigate weather forecasts with confidence. His expertise has been sought by…