Featuring “The First Star of the Night,” a sermon from The Rev. Aaron Jenkyn, a musical reflection, and other offerings from the clergy and staff of SJC for your week.
Featuring “Restoration,” a sermon from The Rev. Rob Stevens, a musical reflection, and other offerings from the clergy and staff of SJC for your week.
Welcome to the Chapel Street Chronicle, your weekly St. John’s digest. Each Tuesday morning, the Chronicle will bring together highlights from our community.
St. John's joins in supporting the New England BIPOC Festival, on Sunday, August 18, 2024 from 12:00-5:00pm at Strawbery Banke.
I invite you to pause for a moment and examine how you practice the presence of God. The tendency that I hear, see and experience is that people, (myself included), look for God “somewhere out there.” Brother Lawrence reminds us that God is nearer than we might think. Psalm 139 expresses this reality well when the psalmist asks ..
During these summer months, we hope you'll enjoy some music content we are particularly proud of, including some selections never previously released. Today’s feature, "Gentle Words," Polly M. Rupe, Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, ca. 1867, arr. Kevin Siegfried. To learn more about Kevin’s Shaker Harmony collection please click here.
During these summer months, we hope you'll enjoy some music content we are particularly proud of, including some selections never previously released. Today’s feature, "Come to Zion," Paulina Bates, Lebanon, NY, 1864, arr. Kevin Siegfried. To learn more about Kevin’s Shaker Harmony collection please click here.
During the month of July, we hope you'll enjoy some music content we are particularly proud of, including some selections never previously released. Today’s feature, "I Will Walk With My Children," Traditional Shaker, Enfield, NH, arr. Kevin Siegfried. To learn more about Kevin’s Shaker Harmony collection please click here.
As we continue our lead-up to the next presentation of Concerts On The Hill, Shaker Harmony: Celebrating 250 Years of the Shakers in America, we are proud to highlight that this concert will put on display all four of St. John's choirs.
"May I Softly Walk & Wisely Speak," Shaker Hymn, arr. Kevin Siegfried. Featuring The Choir School at St. John's. This performance is part of our preparation for Shaker Harmony: Celebrating 250 Years of the Shakers in America, which will be presented live at St. John's on Sunday, May 19 at 3:00pm. To learn more and purchase advance tickets, visit our event page here: www.stjohnsnh.org/shakers250
