7th Sunday of Easter (5/17/26)

St. John's Episcopal Church celebrated Baccalaureate Sunday where we honored our high school graduates. St. John's Youth, Forester Shelton, preached a sermon reminding us to always set our hearts on fire for the Lord.

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6th Sunday of Easter (5/10/26)

In this powerful sermon moment, Marissa Hall, our Director of Music, reminds us that God rarely calls us to stay comfortable. Just as scripture calls us to love beyond ourselves, it also calls us to lift our voices together — not because we’re perfect singers, but because joyful praise belongs to everyone. “You cannot love what you do not know, so let me make some introductions.” From beloved hymns to new songs still waiting to be discovered, music in the Church is not a performance for professionals — it’s an invitation for the whole congregation. Pitch-perfect or not, the call is simple: sing with joy, praise, and one another.

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5th Sunday of Easter, 5/3/2026

Focusing only on Jesus' teachings can reduce him to a mere inspirational figure. Our world needs more than wise words; it needs a savior. Discover the profound truth beyond the compelling ideas. If you're curious about the Fr. Lonnie's use of the word "kerygma," it is a Greek word used in the New Testament for 'proclamation.' Watch Fr. Lonnie's full sermon on our Youtube Channel.

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4th Sunday of Easter (4/26/2026)

In Deacon Melanie Salsgiver's sermon, discover the life-affirming voice of Christ that brings truth without humiliation. Learn to distinguish between life-stealing and life-restoring messages, transforming how we see each other through love.

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