All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

St. John’s Pantry Pals gather and distribute a wide variety of “living needs” and clothing from our Guild Room each Thursday in conjunction with the Shoreline Soup Kitchen food distribution located in the Bond Parish Hall. Pantry Pals repurpose household items, personal hygiene products, clothing, and other useful items those in need.

All are welcome to celebrate a community Holy Eucharist of Healing with Anointing on Wednesdays.

CURRENT STUDY FOR FALL 2019: We often idealize our Sisters and Brothers who are mentioned in the Bible and forget that they were just as human and you and me!  This Fall, we’ll examine and reflect on several of these lives using two books - Soul Brothers (by Richard Rohr) and Soul Sisters (by Edwina Gately).  Both books are complemented with artwork from Louis Glanzman who has portrayed these men and women through earthy, life-like portraitures which capture the heart of their humanity. 

Mother Joan Phelps and Faithe Emerich are co-leading this study.  

No need to register, just show up!

Questions? Contact Faithe Emerich at dyem@stjohnsniantic.org

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

St. John’s Pantry Pals gather and distribute a wide variety of “living needs” and clothing from our Guild Room each Thursday in conjunction with the Shoreline Soup Kitchen food distribution located in the Bond Parish Hall. Pantry Pals repurpose household items, personal hygiene products, clothing, and other useful items those in need.

All are welcome to celebrate a community Holy Eucharist of Healing with Anointing on Wednesdays.

CURRENT STUDY FOR FALL 2019: We often idealize our Sisters and Brothers who are mentioned in the Bible and forget that they were just as human and you and me!  This Fall, we’ll examine and reflect on several of these lives using two books - Soul Brothers (by Richard Rohr) and Soul Sisters (by Edwina Gately).  Both books are complemented with artwork from Louis Glanzman who has portrayed these men and women through earthy, life-like portraitures which capture the heart of their humanity. 

Mother Joan Phelps and Faithe Emerich are co-leading this study.  

No need to register, just show up!

Questions? Contact Faithe Emerich at dyem@stjohnsniantic.org

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is childcare available for children ages 0 to 5.

The Treble Choir is composed of boys and girls, grades K-8. The only requirement is a joy of singing.

Our choir sings during Communion at least once monthly at the 10am service and for many special occasions and holidays.

For any questions, please call Susan Worgul at 860-739-5670.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion. Please do not worry about “doing it right.” The important thing is simply that you know that God welcomes you.

If you haven’t been baptized, you are invited (and encouraged!) to come forward and receive a blessing in place of the bread and wine.

Children are encouraged to participate. However, there is no childcare available at the 8am service.

St. John’s Pantry Pals gather and distribute a wide variety of “living needs” and clothing from our Guild Room each Thursday in conjunction with the Shoreline Soup Kitchen food distribution located in the Bond Parish Hall. Pantry Pals repurpose household items, personal hygiene products, clothing, and other useful items those in need.

All are welcome to celebrate a community Holy Eucharist of Healing with Anointing on Wednesdays.

CURRENT STUDY FOR FALL 2019: We often idealize our Sisters and Brothers who are mentioned in the Bible and forget that they were just as human and you and me!  This Fall, we’ll examine and reflect on several of these lives using two books - Soul Brothers (by Richard Rohr) and Soul Sisters (by Edwina Gately).  Both books are complemented with artwork from Louis Glanzman who has portrayed these men and women through earthy, life-like portraitures which capture the heart of their humanity. 

Mother Joan Phelps and Faithe Emerich are co-leading this study.  

No need to register, just show up!

Questions? Contact Faithe Emerich at dyem@stjohnsniantic.org