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Welcome to St. John’s! We are a community of varying ethnic origins, liturgical traditions, economic levels and theological perspectives, all working together to enrich our Christian journey. We like to recognize and celebrate God at work around us. We search honestly together for meaning in life, so no questions are out of place here. We are sustained by each other and by Christ’s presence in our deepest concerns. Our hearts and our doors are always open to newcomers, visitors and passersby. The eagle is the ancient symbol for our namesake, the writer of the Gospel According to John. It is the symbol adopted for our church, signifying that God's power can lift us up as on eagle's wings and bear us through both joy and sorrow. Working within a parish community that cares what goes on both inside and outside its walls, God is truly doing that. Faithfully, |
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Sundays: |
Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. |
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Holy Eucharist at Noon |
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ST JOHN'S MISSION Our congregation is called by God to an increased and more focused understanding of who we are within the body of Christ and what we can offer each other and our community because we are one with Christ |
- How to Contact Us!
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Rev. David Simmons Vicar and Campus Minister |
270-753-6908 | david@stjohnsmurray.org | |
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Rt. Rev. Edwin Gulick Bishop, Diocese of Kentucky |
1-800-222-3462 | ||
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Click on the shield to visit the Diocese of Kentucky Home Page |
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