Reading the Scriptures, praying together, and sharing a common meal are the ways that Christians from earliest times have enjoyed fellowship with one another and with the risen Lord, and so we continue.

Grounded in the 1928 Book of Common Prayer, our worship service is liturgical and based upon the ancient traditions of the Christian faith, and it is also Biblical, rooted in the Word of God.

We welcome visitors by showing forth God's gracious invitation to taste and see that the Lord is good.

St. John's is a community of believers with varying backgrounds, interests and experiences; but in Jesus Christ we are made one body.

Please feel free to contact our parish office or one of our clergy should you desire more information.

What is Anglican Worship

If you are new to an Anglican worship service, then (depending on your experience in other church settings) it may strike you as a little strange. In contrast to many of the worship services you might attend today, Anglican worship is formal—that is, it follows a set pattern. The “blueprint” for Anglican worship is the Book of Common Prayer. Read More

Happening

Dear Members and Friends of St. John’s,
We now begin the final journey of Lent which we call Holy Week. The time we spend in worship and prayer with Jesus this week will invite and lead us to experience God’s solidarity with us, and then open our future with hope on Easter. What makes this week Holy is that we are drawn out of darkness into God’s life offered in Christ, which is where hope and joy are found. I invite you to participate as fully as possible with us in our worship.

Wednesday, April 13th 5:45 PM Mass followed by Study Group
Maundy Thursday 7:00 PM Mass with Stripping of the Altar
Good Friday Noon-3:00PM Vigil Prayers Stations of the Cross
Easter 10:00 AM Festival Mass and Holy Baptism

We have all seen the war-torn images and the suffering currently being experienced by the Ukrainian people. St John’s would like to do our part to help, by taking up a special second collection over the next two Sunday’s. There will be a separate collection plate in the back of the church labeled “Ukrainian Relief”. The money will be forwarded to Catholic Relief Services who are on the ground currently providing help to the 2.3 million people being forced to leave their homes. Catholic Relief Services is one of the most efficiently run nonprofit with 92% of all money collected going to the cause. As always, thank you for your support!

A Blessed Holy Week and Easter
Fr. Mark

Sunday Eucharist - 10:00 AM
Live steaming on Facebook and YouTube of the 10:00 service

Wednesdays - 5:45 PM -Eucharist

Fellowship - Following Mass on the first and third Sundays.

Vestry Meeting - March 13 @ 11:30 AM

Choir - Sundays 9:00 AM

Adult Study - Wednesdays 7:00 PM

UPDATE FOR RED WAGON:

It now provides for both St. Paul's Food Pantry and the Arc. Thanks so very much for bringing the items to fill our Red Wagon!

St. John's Prayer List March 6, 2022

If you know of someone who is ill, in the hospital or desires our prayers for any other reason, or if you need to be contacted by the Rector please inform one of our ushers or speak with Father Mark.

Morning and Evening Prayer

St. John's Anglican Church 6722 West Friendly Avenue Greensboro NC 27410 (336) 392-8000

St. John's Anglican Church
6722 West Friendly Avenue
Greensboro NC 27410
(336) 392-8000