Come catch the action and witness some winter magic when the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics reaches its peak with massive medal events! NOTE: We are working on childcare and will communicate those details closer to the event. Learn more and RSVP HERE.
SPECIAL EVENTS
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Jazz Sunday & Pancake Brunch
Sunday, February 15
Come celebrate the last Sunday before Lent at our New Orleans-style musical celebration at the 10:15 am service—featuring the St. John’s Jazz Ensemble. Additionally, there’ll be two opportunities to enjoy a delicious pancake and sausage brunch in Shears Hall, prepared by St. John’s Youth (9:00 am and after the 10:15 am service). Reserve your Jazz Sunday Pancake Brunch seats HERE ($5 per person, $20 per family)!
We will need lots of help from youth and parents to cook, serve, and clean. Please consider signing up to volunteer for a shift or two.
St. John's Young Adults 2026 Olympics Watch Party
Saturday, February 21 from 7:30 to 10:00 pm in Shears Hall
Fourth Sunday Study
Sunday, February 22 from 9:10 to 10:00 am; In Person in Smoot Conference Room AND on Zoom
Join us for a this formation offering on the fourth Sunday of the month. Led by parishioners and using resources from the Yale Bible Study series, Women in the Bible will “shed new light on familiar characters like Mary Magdalene, Sarah, and others who are less well known to many Bible readers.” There is no required preparation, and you are welcome to attend any or all of the discussions. If you would like to join on Zoom, please watch your Wednesday email, or contact the Parish Office.
Landscape Improvement Working Group
Sunday, February 22 at Noon in Smoot Conference Room
Spring is upon us. Have you toured the new garden extension of the Woodland Chapel? The new space runs along Douglass Drive. This extension is in the beginning stages. A wildflower area will be incorporated in the northern corner. The Working Group is inviting you, members of the congregation, who are gardeners and are interested to join us. Subjects to be discussed are new plant selections, placement, design ideas, irrigation, and maintenance. Please join to sow some great ides. Questions? Please contact Deborah Page.
Men in Faith: Chili Cook-Off
Monday, February 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at Greg Stayin’s House
It’s been a cold winter, but we’re bringing the heat to melt the frost! Calling all Men in Faith cooks to bring their special recipe—Texas red, white, veggie, or Cincinnati-style—to share. Bring a pot and help us fight the freeze. Please RSVP HERE and let us know what you can bring to share.
Booklovers Discussion
Tuesday, February 24 from 7:00 to 8:00 pm on Zoom
Join us for a discussion of Harlem Shuffle. Award-winning author Colson Whitehead set his 2022 novel in 1960’s New York City. The story of a small business owner in Harlem explores issues of ambition and morality, race and power, family and loyalty, all in the context of a crime novel.. For the Zoom link, please contact Nancy Simon.
- Mar. 26 - Last Orders by Graham Swift
- Apr. 28 - Anxious People by Fredrik Backman
Global Bistro
Saturday, March 14 at 6:00 pm in Shears Hall
Celebrate 250 Years of America and support Global Relief. This year’s theme, “Americana,” will feature a festive red, white, and blue atmosphere and a delicious menu showcasing iconic cuisine from across the country. Purchase your tickets HERE for a suggested donation of $25 for adults and $10 for children. All proceeds benefit our March Drive of the Month recipients, Doctors without Borders. Can’t attend? You can still support their vital medical work with a monetary donation.
Youth Volunteers Needed (Grades 5–12)! Help make this event a success! We need enthusiastic students to serve as hosts, servers, and food prep helpers. Volunteers eat for free! To sign up, contact Sarah Tyler.
Third Sunday Supper Church
Sunday, March 15 at 5:00 pm in Shears Hall
Join us to share a simple meal, enjoy each other’s company, explore scripture’s relevance to our lives, and partake in communion in a unique way. A $5 per person suggested donation ($20 family max) is appreciated for dinner. Please RSVP HERE so we know you’re coming. Everyone is welcome, even without an RSVP! We can’t wait to see you!
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Day Trippers Excursion: DACOR Beacon House
Monday, March 16
Join a special excursion to this historic mansion that has long served as a gathering place for foreign affairs and diplomatic professionals. Trippers should meet at St. John’s at 10:00 am to carpool. The house curator, TJ Holland, will lead our exclusive tour at 11:00 am, sharing insights into the building’s history and its many famous residents. Following the tour, we’ll enjoy a fixed-price ($40) lunch at noon. Only 14 tickets available! Reserve by March 9 by sending your payment to Tim Barwick with “DACOR” on the check memo line. Questions? Contact Greg Dole nor Deborah Page.
Are you in your 20s, 30s, or 40s? The St. John’s Young Adults group is organizing activities for the program year. Please CLICK HERE to add your contact information. We will send out monthly invitations for events. Questions? Contact us HERE.
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