Stand out mentions and important reminders. The items listed here are often included in the St. John’s weekly email newsletters.
Calling All Mason Jars (and Oranges!) Jane’s Canners are gearing up for another busy season of canning and creating their delicious homemade jams and jellies featured each November at the St. John’s Holly Days Bazaar. To support their work throughout the year, the group is seeking donations of empty 8‑oz canning jars with lids. Those…
Sundays in March, 5–7 p.m. Green-Meldrim House This Lent, St John’s will host a course called The Scripture Practice. Reignite your engagement with Holy Scripture and discover tools for study and prayer with time for fellowship and learning. Each session will include a Lenten soup supper and beverages. The cost for the 4-week course is $50…
Collection runs March 1st through March 22nd As a sponsor of the girls’ size-6 closet at P.A.C.K., St. John’s is holding a spring collection. Little girls in foster care, under court-appointed guardianship, or needing emergency assistance get an opportunity to select special new clothes provided by our parish outreach. Consider donating new spring or Easter outfits…
Would you like to contribute to the sound of brass or help fill the church with lilies on Easter, April 5? To donate towards brass or Easter lilies ($45 each), pick up forms from the back of the church and the Church office, or use the links below to submit online. The list of donors…
Women of the parish and their friends are invited to join a new Bible study based on Tim Keller’s book, “Jesus the King,” in which he unlocks new insights into the life of Jesus Christ as told in the Gospel of Mark. This group will meet in Mary Sprague’s home on Skidaway Island every Monday…
On Wednesday, January 21, we give thanks for the 4th anniversary of the ordination of the Rev’d Fr. Jonathan Jameson to the priesthood. Since his ordination on the Feast of St. Agnes in 2022, he has served our parish with thoughtful preaching, pastoral warmth, and a deep appreciation for the rich Anglican tradition that first…
We are truly overwhelmed with gratitude. Thanks to you, Hope Haven has successfully met our $20,000 match challenge! This incredible generosity means our programming is fully funded for the upcoming year, and we can continue bringing joy, connection, and purpose to adults living with dementia and other brain changes—while supporting the caregivers who love them.…
New class starting spring 2026 Please consider being part of Stephen Ministry. After 50 hours of training, you will be prepared to care for someone in need. Walk alongside with them, pray with them, care for them during their crisis. In order to begin a new class this Spring we need 10 students to enroll. The…
The following parishioners will serve on the Vestry this year: Officers Non-voting Officers Vestry Members We wish to thank our outgoing Vestry Officers for their dedicated service on St. John’s Vestry in 2025.
Starting in January 2026, the class begins Henri J.M. Nouwen’s book “Life of the Beloved: Spiritual Living in a Secular World”. Bishop Lambert’s Sunday School Class will begin their study of Henri J.M. Nouwen’s book “Life of the Beloved: Spiritual Living in a Secular World” (9780824519865). Fr. Nouwen was a Dutch Catholic priest, professor, writer…
St. John’s Men’s Bible Study Meets every Thursday at 7‒8 a.m. in Reading Room of Cranmer Hall (3rd floor) Fr. Dunbar leads 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
Faith & Fellowship Returns!Join us every Sunday at 10 a.m. in the Reading Room of Cranmer Hall as we resume our weekly gatherings. This fall, we’ll be reading A Long Obedience in the Same Direction by Eugene Peterson, which is a thoughtful exploration of discipleship through the Psalms. This Sunday (Sept 7), we’ll reconnect and…
