Saint John's Huntingdon Valley

o all of our visitors & guests, friends & neighbors, seekers & members— hearty greetings of grace and peace!

St. John’s Episcopal Church is home to a progressive Christian community whose members are committed to claiming and proclaiming Jesus’ gospel of love, justice, and peace. Through ministries of prayerful discipleship, faithful servanthood, and abundant hospitality, together we seek to serve God and embody Christ, filled with Holy Spirit.

A gathering of open-minded, open-hearted pilgrims walking in the Way of Jesus, our members have come together from a variety of backgrounds, beliefs, and traditions. We strive to shine a beacon of hope and joy to the world, witnessing by word and deed to the good news that God loves all of the human family, and that all of God’s children deserve compassion, renewal, and true freedom.

At the core of our common life is the weekly service of Holy Communion, celebrated 9:30am every Sunday, where we are called, guided, and nourished together by the simple, gracious feast of Christ’s open banquet table. Church school is offered for older children, nursery care provided for the youngest among us, and a liturgical ‘soft space’ gives children and parents room to move comfortably when youngsters join the service for Communion. The first Sunday of each month, our service features ‘all ages’ worship, as students from church school attend, participate, and learn the rhythms of our common prayer.

We warmly welcome you to visit and pray with us, to attend and participate in our events and discussions, and to join us in loving and serving all of God’s children. If you seek pastoral care or additional information, would like to offer a prayer request, or seek to give a donation to support our mission and ministries, please email or phone our church office.

May the love of God, the light of Christ, and the life of Spirit be now and ever with you!

Abiding Peace in Christ Jesus,
The Rev. Eric B. Bond

For more details about Rev. Bond, please see newsletter article from Angelos Summer 2009.

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