Welcome to St. John’s Episcopal Church! We have been a vital part of Montgomery County since 1842. We welcome all persons who feel called to express their faith or who are on their own journey to find God in their life. We are committed to sharing the Good News of God in Christ Jesus, respecting the dignity of every human being, and loving our neighbor. We reach out with our Lord’s compassion and love to any and all who are hurting or are marginalized. Join us as we offer up the sacred worship of the Church, and begin to experience the rich layers of the Christian tradition that are shaped by our Anglican heritage. Join us as we form the hearts and minds of our children and adults so that they always see the face of God in everyone they meet. Come and share your unique gifts as we strive for justice and peace among all people, and proclaim by word and example the Good News of God in Christ.

Join us for upcoming events...
ANNUAL PARISH PICNIC | Sunday, AUGUST 23rd
Please mark your calendar and plan to join us for our
ANNUAL ALL PARISH PICNIC, Sunday, AUGUST 30th following the 10:30am Worship Service. STJEC will provide the entrée
(BBQ Chicken, Sliced Brisket, Pulled Pork, Cole Slaw and
Mac-n-Cheese). Please help by bringing dessert or drinks (non-alcoholic) to share and join us for this fun annual event!
HISTORY DOCUMENTARY
Sunday, AUGUST 30 @ 9:15am
PARISH BRUNCH MINISTRY FAIR
Sun. SEPTEMBER 20 9-10:15am
ANIMAL BLESSING
Saturday, OCTOBER 3 8-10am


Our history from the perspective of Race and Racism
Two years ago, after months of research, Pam and Bill Fleming presented a detailed report on the early HISTORY of ST. JOHN'S PARISH. The report undertook the effort of viewing St. John's history in the light of race and racism; this review had been an emphasis by the Diocese as they undertook similar work.
We have produced a 7-minute documentary film which shares the core information found in the Fleming's report. Mary Quinn, Lori, Jones, Rowan Reynolds, Sophia Jones, and members of the history committee created a powerful statement about our parish and community.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30th at 9:15am, conveniently between both services, the 7-minute-long documentary will be shown to the parish. Following this viewing, the film will be available on YouTube for viewing at any time.
* The Documentary will be available on YOUTUBE on September 1.

ADULT FORUM resumes Sunday, September 6th
The theme for the upcoming program year is "The Gospel According to…."
The Gospel story from different perspectives and through different voices will be explored. The first book is “The Gospel According to Peanuts” by Robert L. Short.
The second book offers insight into our liturgies and explores the Gospel according to our worship. “Praying Shapes Believing” by Ruth Meyers and Leonel L. Mitchell.
Discussions begin on Sunday, September 6th with “The Gospel According to Peanuts”
Holy Household resumes on Sunday, September 6th | Sunday's at 9:45-10:15am
Come, question, experiment, and learn about our faith as a household!
Holy Households is our intergenerational “Sunday School” program, bringing together households of all age categories to explore the questions of faith together. Join us Sunday mornings in the Parish Hall and explore this year’s theme, “The Gospel According to…”



We offer a quiet worship with Eucharist at 8am, and a 10:30am service filled with classic and modern music supported by our choir, piano and organ, and handbell ringers.
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We invite you into the work of the Gospel. Use your gifts and talents towards the glory of God.
Explore our ministries & programs.
Small class size, strong belief in faith-based education,
and community service.
Graduating students who are academically prepared, sound in character, and of enduring faith.
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