Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a “Beyond the Music” segment about “Lift Every Voice And Soing,” Recapping The Rainbow Fish musical, Go and Do! including the final winter edition of The Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, a fascinating article about the connection from St. John’s to The BHTNH, as well as other news from around our communities and state.
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a beautiful performance of a Chopin prelude from Sunday, Go and Do! including the Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, and news from around our communities and state.
Featuring Anne’s sermon from Sunday, a “fresh from the vault” performance of the famous spiritual “Deep River” from the Parish Choir, Go and Do! including the Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, and more!
Featuring Rob’s sermon from Sunday, an anthem from the Parish Choir, Go and Do! including Outside The Box, a recap of the Annual Meeting, plus a reflection on Bishop Budde’s inauguration day sermon from the Rev. Aaron Jenkyn.
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a “Beyond the Music” segment about “Lift Every Voice And Soing,” Recapping The Rainbow Fish musical, Go and Do! including the final winter edition of The Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, a fascinating article about the connection from St. John’s to The BHTNH, as well as other news from around our communities and state.
When things feel as though they are crumbling beneath or even all around us - where do we turn? I’d say that because of our faith, we are blessed with a grounding God to whom we can turn, and that we have the gift of Scripture, and perhaps in particular the Psalms to anchor our own practice of faith.
In these autumn days, with the changing of the light and the trees dropping their leaves and creatures big and small all around us settling into the cooler months ahead I can't help but think we are entering into a thin place, a holy and liminal space where heaven and earth feel almost within reach of each other.
The Rev. Callie Swanlund, Guest Preacher, visits St. John's to deliver the message that we are not alone. That in our wholeness, in our brokenness, and in all states in between, we can lean into our vulnerability, and be part of a community like St. John's, allowing ourselves to be seen, and yes, even allowing ourselves to be loved.
