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St. John’s Episcopal Church Sunday Worship  8:00 am Eucharist I 10:00 am Eucharist II with Choir ~~~~~ Rev. John F. Carter, Rector Rev. Canon Lance Beizer, Associate Lillie Mikesell, Music Director Lisa Richards, Administrative Assistant Gwenn Curtis, Church School Teacher         Jorge Alvarez, Sexton
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The Mission of St. John’s Church To reveal through worship the presence of God To grow spiritually in the knowledge and love of Jesus Christ To reach out to others through the power of the Holy Spirit 
Sermon Appetizer "The words of religion bear meaning, beauty, faith, joy and hope, but Easter is not about the words."  For the whole sermon, please click HERE.  
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Louise LIndenmeyr and her colleagues at the clinic in Anse-a- Pitres, Haiti. For her report on how St. John’s contributions to the clinic have helped, please click HERE. Also, be sure to visit Louise’s BLOG.
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WORK ON COLUMBARIUM FINISHED
To see the Columbarium’s progress in photos HERE.
Louise’s lastest blog entry - “More Magic, not the nice kind” - provides more stark examples of the needs of the people with whom she works.
Louise nan Anse-a-Pitres
CROP Walk 2012 Click on photo to enlarge & click HERE for more information
Not as idyllic as it appears. Look behind the scene(ry).
Click to see a photo album of the  2012 Fall Festival  Click to see a photo album of the  2012 Fall Festival Click to read the Annual Report
CATG Rally on Valentine's Day, 2013
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Desert House of Prayer, Tucson: Snow in the desert
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Prayers for Boston Dear Parishioners:   News of the two powerful bombs at the Boston Marathon yesterday is shocking and very sad. What our minds cannot grasp our hearts begin to feel ... the broken dreams, the shattered bodies, the lost lives and the desecration of a generous public trust. We give thanks for the EMTs, the security personnel and police, and the medical workers who overcame their own shock to provide amazing aid to those in trouble.  We pray for healing for those who were grievously wounded in body, mind or spirit. We pray also for the people of Boston and of our country that hope, joy and courage might overcome fear and anger. We pray for the perpetrator, that hatred might be transformed to love.    Finally, we pray that we might become instruments of God's peace and compassion through thought, prayer and action. John+                                                                                                                                                             April 16, 2013
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