When: Sunday, August 30 at 6:00 pm

Where: Home of parishioner Gail Kee

Join us for an evening of food and fellowship honoring Susan Symington, leader for two years, hosted by Gail Kee, Katherine Haskell, Molly Nesline, and Catherine Marzin. Please RSVP HERE. All women are welcome.

Whether you enjoy knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, painting, or simply need to finish a mending project, bring your current work-in-progress and a friend. All are welcome for creativity and conversation. Questions? Contact the Parish Office or Jayne Swanson or the Parish Office.

Join us for a 10:30 am guided tour of Sully Historic Site, the Lee family home begun in 1794 and returned to its colonial appearance. It spans many generations of this influential Virginia family. Built by slaves, the home and some outbuildings remain onsite. A guide will spend an hour recounting all of these lives. Following the tour, we will gather for a casual lunch at Bonefish Grill on Route 50. To reserve your spot on the tour, please send $8 to the Church Office with "Day Trippers - Sully" on the memo line. To secure your seat at lunch, please contact Deborah Page.

We’ll begin a series exploring prayer and worship. A core element of Episcopal theology is Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi—what we pray, we believe. What are ways we approach prayer as individuals and as a community and how do they impact our relationship with God?

SPECIAL NOTE: Please join us in the Community Room at 9:15 am on Kickoff Sunday, September 13 for a conversation about the year ahead in Adult Forum.

The Book of Judges is a fascinating and sometimes challenging collection of stories of the individuals God calls to lead the people of Israel in difficult times between the end of the Exodus and the anointing of the first kings of Israel.

For four weeks, we’ll look at these remarkable individuals and what we can learn from their stories. Following this, we’ll explore the Gospel of Mark together.

From April 5 to 15, 2027, our Rector, the Rev. Joshua D. Armstrong-Walters, will lead a St. John's Pilgrimage to Asia Minor (modern Türkiye) to explore the early foundations of our faith.

After spending several days in Istanbul, a unique world city, we’ll travel to Ephesus, Sardis, and Laodicea. Between our site visits, we’ll have ample opportunity to savor the delicious Turkish cuisine and visit vendors selling carpets, ceramics, and leather goods. It’s all part of the educational and fellowship experience.

St. John's Senior Warden, Mike Murphy, will support our travel and manage logistics during the trip. Please email Mike HERE to express your interest in joining us.

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