• New Fall Sunday School Unit has begun!! See announcements.
  • St. John's 200th anniversary May 23, 2020
  • We start acolyte training early!!
 

Welcome

St. John’s Church is an Anglican/Episcopal, Christian community worshipping through the power of the Holy Spirit for over 200 years.

St. John’s is much more than a Sunday morning worship experience. It is a family that worships, prays, serves, studies, and has fun together and we invite you to join us in making our family, your family.

If you do not have a church home and would like to make St. John’s your parish of choice; or have a need our church family can help with,  please contact our Parish Administrator, Jeannette, at the church office (315) 393-5470 

Announcements

  • St. John's Annual Fall Festival - Saturday, October 5th

    Our annual Fall Festival will be held on Saturday, October 5th from 10 am to 3:30 pm. Over a dozen vendors have signed up to attend along with our traditional bake sale and hot dog lunch. 

    There will also be live music provided by members of Knotty Paddy -- music that will get your feet moving!!

    Can you help with setup and cleanup? Please see Sharon Ritchie.

    Can you help bake items for the sale? Please see Rose Sovie.

    Please share the event with all your friends so that we have a great turn out and tons of fun!!

  • Sunday Service, October 6th - Eucharist

    Please join us at 9 am on Sunday, October 6th for our Eucharist service with Rev. Gary Parker.  Enjoy continued fellowship following the service at our Coffee Hour in the Parish Hall.

    If you cannot join us in person, you can watch our service on  Facebook Live. Click to access our page.  You do not need a Facebook account to view the service. You can also use the link to connect with previous, saved services.

     

  • New Sunday School unit for Fall based on the book of Judges

    Sunday School is up and running with a new fall unit based on the book of Judges focusing on some familiar Old Testament persons -- Gideon, Samson, Delilah, Deborah.  The theme throughout the sessions is no matter what ups and downs we face in life, God is there, waiting for us.

    We started on Sunday, September 22nd with the kitchen activity. The children baked "army flatbread" like the armies of Israel carried with them into battle.

    Remaining Schedule: September 29th music with Angela; October 6th no class; October 13th Bible Stories with Tricia; October 20th Crafts with Jeannette and Jennifer; October 27th Drama with Chris.

     

  • Thursday Service in the Chapel @ 9:30 for Morning Prayer

    Morning Prayer in the Chapel on Thursday, October 3rd at 9:30 am will remember John Raleigh Mott - 20th Century Ecumenist and Missionary.

    Daily prayers or "offices" are included in the Book of Common Prayer. They are part of a long tradition of daily prayers in Christianity.

    The Episcopal Church daily offices -- Morning and Evening Prayers along with prayers for Noontime and evening Compline are available in the Book of Common Prayer.

    The Episcopal Church in Garrett County Maryland offers a podcast for each day that includes a reading of Morning Prayer with the appropriate lessons and psalm for the day presented in a quiet, meditative way. Link here (you may need to scroll down to find today's date).

  • Bible Study on Thursdays at 10:30 am in the Parish Hall

    Bible Study meets on Thursdays at 10:30 am in the Parish Hall.  We are currently studying the Gospel of John.

    For Thursday, October 3rd, we will read John 6:36-71

    Everyone is always welcome. The discussion is lively and the passage is short. To focus our discussion, we consider these three questions:

    • What word or phrase stood out to you?
    • What question(s) arose as you read?
    • What emotion did the reading evoke?

     

     

  • Food Pantry Distribution Day -Tuesday OCTOBER 29th

    On the last Tuesday of each month, St. John's hosts a distribution of food to those in need. With the suspension of services at the Salvation Army, there is tremendous need in Ogdensburg.

    Basic staples -- canned vegetables, instant potatoes, soups, stews, pasta and sauce, cereal and peanut butter -- are always welcome to help fill our shelves. Financial support will be used to purchase necessary and perishable goods. 

    Note:  Next distribution is Tuesday, October 29th.

    To visit the food pantry come to the parking lot off Franklin Street and enter the Parish Hall via the deck. Please bring identification.

    Can you help on distribution days? Please see Rose Sovie or Donna Burdick. 

  • Moving Forward - Parish Sustainability

    At our annual meeting in February 2023, the parish family determined that given our current financial situation we would commit to identifying a sustainable path forward.  To that end, the vestry has written a charter, (a  document that states our mission, goals, and objectives) to for us to realistically look at our options.  The charter provides focus and helps tune the message for everyone in the parish and the larger community.

    See the Parish Sustainability tab in the Navigation Bar for detailed information as we move forward.

     

  • Online Giving

    We offer the option to make your giving donation online.  Link here to make a donation.  Donations are made using PayPal but you do not need a PayPal account.  You can use any debit or credit card to complete the form.

    This is a convenient way to maintain your giving to St. John's especially if you are away.

    If you would like to make a pledge and/or would like envelopes, please use this form.

  • Web Site

    Do you have a news item to share on our announcements? Is there information you would like to add to any of the categories? For anything related to the website, you can click on the "Email web admin" link at the top left of the main page to contact us.

  • Prayer Request

    If you would like St. John's Prayer Team to pray for you, please submit your request using this form.