With St. John’s being awarded a grant from the ECCT Region Entrepreneurial Fund, we are at a point where we can begin researching our own historical connections to the Colonial-era slave trade.
Middlesex Habitat for Humanity’s, 17th house project is a military and veteran house renovation located in Middlefield, Connecticut.
Have you been attending St. John’s for years but still feel like you aren’t sure what’s going on? Maybe you’ve got things figured out but haven’t made it “official.”
Led by Brad Neary and The Rev. Kate Wesch on Monday, February 21, from 9-10:30 a.m. in the Parish Hall.
Brad Neary, Director of The Saint John’s Bible Heritage Program will be joining us in person from Minnesota to present the story of the original handwritten and illuminated folios of The Saint John’s Bible.
A reflection I read a while ago described the Three Kings of Epiphany in a way that I hadn’t been aware of before.
Have you been attending St. John’s for years but still feel like you aren’t sure what’s going on? Maybe you’ve got things figured out but haven’t made it “official.”