St. John’s Episcopal Church, on Kent and Portland, has been offered a matching grant of $1,500 for Fields to Families. Currently, donations to the program are collected at St. John’s Farmers Market during the summer and used to purchase produce from the farmers. This produce is then delivered to our…

Give Us Wings has just updated their website to include a page about St. John's Kayoro Clinic in Uganda. Click here to view photos and updates from the clinic. Betsy Davies, a Give Us Wings volunteer who traveled to Uganda with St. John's parishioners, put the page together.

Recently, we were also blessed to received a…

We're commissioning two small windows.  But we don't have an artist.  Anyone have experience?  Or is there an Angie's List for church furnishings?

Artaria (St. John’s artists in residence) were featured in an episode of MN Original on TPT earlier this month. Some of the filming was done at St. John.

Now celebrating their twenty fifth season, Artaria is known for refined and thoughtful playing that has brought them critical acclaim in celebrated venues…

During December 2013, St. George's Episcopal Church, 5224 Minnetonka Boulevard, St. Louis Park, hosts a series of adult forums focused on our Episcopal identity. The forums are conducted from 9:15 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday (there is a service at 8 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.).

No one is baptized an Episcopalian. We are all baptized as Christians. We live out our Christian life within the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican tradition. We are in communion with nearly 80 million Anglicans…

St. John’s the Evangelist Episcopal Church has earned another award. This time, the Ramsey Hill Association (RHA) honored the church with a 2013 Good Neighbor Award. First incorporated in 1972, the RHA strives to preserve the neighborhood’s historic significance and build a strong community. During a ceremony on October 24, at which Libby Snelson accepted the award on behalf of St. John’s, RHA officials praised St. John’s for its work to preserve the church’s architectural integrity, as well…

What a great way to spend a Friday night—with faith and fellowship. St. George's Episcopal Church invites you to Holy Eucharist and fellowship at 7 p.m. Friday, November 1, for the Feast of All Saints. The Feast of All Saints is a major festival of the Christian year. It is on par with Christmas and Easter. We will remember all the heroes of our faith who have gone onto their glory and our loved ones who have done the same. We will then feast on dessert after the service. St. George's is…

In October, St. George's Episcopal Church is offering classes for adults interested either in being confirmed or received into the Episcopal Church. If you have been confirmed in a tradition with Apostolic Succession (i.e., Roman Catholic or Orthodox) you are received into the Episcopal Church. If you have not been confirmed by a bishop in Apostolic Succession, you are confirmed.

Please contact Father Paul Allick at 952-926-1646 or…

Saint Paul’s letters (Epistles) make up large portion of the New Testament. We read from his letters often at the Holy Eucharist. Who was Saint Paul? Who was he writing these letters to? How have his writings influenced Christian theology?

This educational adult forum, presented by Father Paul Allick will be conducted from 9:15 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday, October 6, 13, 20, & 27, at St. George's Episcopal Church, 5224 Minnetonka Boulevard, St. Louis Park.

It is with tremendous pride that I can now say, after celebrating this afternoon, that I was the Senior Warden when St. James Episcopal Church on the Parkway in Minneapolis, and that I was there, when St. James recorded the first same-sex marriage in its 80 year history. Its true, as a Senior Warden, my offcial role in such an event is non-existent. The formal approval of the Vestry isn't needed, there is no mechanism in place that I am aware of for the Wardens and/or Vestry to somehow weigh…

The JUMP has been postponed to Saturday, September 14. Our team of St. John's JUMPERS! will skydive to raise money to support St. John's Clinic Kayoro. Our partner in our relationship with the people of Kayoro, Give Us Wings, will once again host this exciting event. To donate please visit the RAZOO fundraising page, http://www.razoo.com/team/St-John-S-Jumpers-2013. If you are interested in joining the team of…

So, our buildings on the St. James Episcopal Church on the Parkway have been vexing us for nearly a decade now, in small and big ways, while simultaneously endearing us as the home base of our faith and sprititual work. This hardly makes St. James unique of course, but I thought it still a worthy blog topic,even if I am ultimately only talking to myself (see previous post from June). There have been a wide range of conversations at St. James, from simple musings of humble parishioners to…

Signatures on the lease and a contract for minimal renovation are still drying. Crocus Hill Preschool will be moving from its former location at St. Thomas More into the second floor education wing at St. John's, opening this September. There are spaces available for new students, contact crocushillschool@gmail.com.

La mission El Santo Nino Jesus, a Hispanic ministry of the Episcopal Church located in St. Paul, invites you to its 20th Anniversary Celebration.

Join with St. Paul's vibrant Mexican and Latin American communities in celebrating this growing congregation; experience the cultural variety of the Episcopal Church in…

Since 2008, St. John The Evangelist has been in partnership with local non profit Give Us Wings on the building and support of St. John's Clinic Kayoro in Kayoro, Uganda. The doors of the clinic opened in January of 2012 and life for the people of Kayoro and the surrounding area will never be the same. Travelers from St. John's have twice journeyed half way around the world to get to know the people of this community. We brought with us ideas about health care and nutrition and family…

A new group has been created for Green Congregation Coalition and hope you will Like us on Facebook. It is primarily Bloomington and surrounding community. But join us as we network and share ideas.

Photo is of a community garden at St. Stephens Lutheran Church in Bloomington who gives produce to VEAP food-shelf in Bloomington.…

21st century version of an old question: If someone writes a blog and no one (other than the writer) reads it, is it a blog?

When a child enters the world with Down syndrome, the parents face challenging questions. Will my baby have medical issues? Will people accept my child? What is possible for my son or daughter as they grow? The Down Syndrome Association's St. Paul Parent Group meets in the Undercroft at St. John The Evangelist Episcopal Church to try answer those questions, plus have some fun! 

The group meets every third Tuesday of the month from 6-7 pm. If you are a parent, grandparent or friend to…

WOW- POWERFUL- Listen to the children. I sincerely hope all will listen to this speech of a 12 year old girl during the Rio Earth Summit  in 1992.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_O1Au8vZLA