St. John's is a church near the north-eastern shore of White Rock Lake in Dallas. We are devoted to a three-fold purpose.
We WORSHIP God in the beauty of our Anglican High Church tradition. We MAKE DISCIPLES of Jesus through preaching that engages minds and hearts with the Gospel and through excellent Christian education for all ages. And we engage the Church's MISSION to be witnesses for Christ in word and deed, both in our local community and around the world.To learn more about St. John's, continue on to the About Us page.
The more you access the gift, the more you get. The more you get, the more you go back to the source. What are the gifts that keep on giving? You have to listen to the sermon, of course, to find out.
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IN THE MIDDLE OF MY FIFTH YEAR AT ST. JOHN'S, in early 2010, the Vestry asked me to develop and articulate my vision for the parish, an undertaking that has finally come to fruition over much time, reflection, and prayer. I am excited to finally share my vision with you in the VOICE.
STEWARDSHIP SEASON IS ROLLING AROUND AGAIN and as it does I am taking a break from my articles about Vision. Have no fear, I’ll resume the Vision articles next month. And actually, this month’s article has to do with a key point of my vision for St. John’s: how lay ministry fits in to the life of the parish.
Our Lenten sermon series on the Ten Commandments is complete, but you can still listen to it online. Follow the link to consider how the Big Ten are meant to order our lives and loves for our good.
IN MY LAST VOICE ARTICLE, I STARTED A SERIES ON VISION. I wrote about how it has been one of my goals to "develop a vision statement for St. John's." Yes, it's about worship, discipleship, and mission; but what are the specifics? What are the particular things I believe God is calling us to pursue and accomplish for the Kingdom?
At its September meeting, the Clergy and Vestry of St. John's unanimously adopted a resolution disassociating the parish from the Communion-breaking and faith-breaking actions of the 2009 General Convention of TEC.