Civil Rights Pilgrimage - Sharing Our Journey, Wednesday, April 24 at 7pm

On February 16 - 19, the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan conducted a pilgrimage to four key sites in Alabama, including the Civil Rights Museum, the 16th Street Baptist Church, the Legacy Museum, and the Peace and Justice Memorial.

Five members from St. John's participated in this memorable journey, and we invite you to join us in the St. John's Library as we share our experience of this pilgrimage and what it meant to us.

The Bible: bit by bit - Fourth Sundays of the month

Interested in reading the Bible but not sure where to start? Wanting background information to better understand the Bible? Come join us as we take the Bible bit by bit, reading it together and learning more about its context in order to better understand what it has to teach us today. We'll meet on the fourth Sunday of the month at 9:05am in the Community Room. First session: April 28.

St. John's Reads is back on May 7 at 1:00pm

“The Women” by Kristen Hannah is the story of one woman who goes off to war in Vietnam during the mid-1960’s. This novel is about deep friendships, bold patriotism and sacrifice along with the experience of coming home to a divided America. Kristin Hannah delves into a memorable and defining moment in our history.”

Meet in the Community Room.

All are welcome. Bring a friend.

The Daytrippers are headed to Algonac for an American Indian Festival, including a Powwow, on Saturday May 11. This will be a multi-generational outing and there will be lots to do and see for all ages. If you wish to carpool, please be at the church at 10:00am. The Grand Entry begins at noon. Please let Linda Tucker or Deborah Shepherd know if you would like to go or need a ride. For those of you meeting us at the event, the address is Clay Township Park, 4768 Pointe Tremble Road. 

St. John's Intergenerational "E"BS is coming! June 17-19, 5:30-8:00pm

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Stay tuned to this space for more details!