St. John’s Church is an Anglican/Episcopal, Christian community worshipping through the power of the Holy Spirit.
We welcome you to our church family!
St. John’s is much more than a Sunday morning worship experience. It is a family that worships, prays, serves, studies, and has fun together and we invite you to join us in making our family, your family.
If you do not have a church home and would like to make St. John’s your parish of choice; or have a need our church family can help with, please contact our Parish Administrator, Jeannette, at the church office (315) 393-5470
Monday through Thursday
God Willing,
The Right Reverend William H. Love,
Ninth Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Albany,
will officiate at the installation of
The Reverend Carolyn Jennifer Bartkus
as
Priest-in-Charge, St. John’s Episcopal Church, Ogdensburg, NY
on
The Eighth Day of December
in the Year of Our Lord Two-Thousand Nineteen
at Four o’clock in the afternoon.
500 Caroline St.
Ogdensburg, New York 13669
Reception immediately following
Your prayers and presence are requested.
Clergy: White Stoles
RSVP: St. John’s Church 315-393-5470
or email: stjohnsc@cnymail.com
The November-December edition of the St. John's Eagle - our newsletter is out. You can always find the newsletters under the INFO CENTER tab on our home page.
Check out the newsletter by clicking here - lots of information on events for Advent and Christmas.
Songs are very much at the centre of our celebrations of Advent and Christmas, and have been so for many since childhood.
Most of the Christmas carols we love have been handed down through generations. When we sing them in carol services once a year, understanding the meaning of the words is always a mystery, but the fact that they are sung is good news!
Luke’s Gospel has a series of songs as part of his introduction to the story of Jesus, and these have been handed down to us in our Bibles, and as part of the liturgical life of the Church. Many recite (if not sing) the Magnificat (The Song of Mary) and Nunc Dimittis (Song of Simeon), as part of their regular worship, so the words are familiar. But maybe they haven’t been looked at as often in their actual context, leading up to and just beyond the birth of Jesus. Join us Thursday mornings at 10:30 am to explore these treasured songs as we journey through Advent to Christmas.
Each week is a new song, so join us any Thursday.
Nov. 14 Benedictus (Song of Zachariah) Luke 1:67-79
Nov. 21 Magnificat (Song of Mary) Luke 1:46-55
Dec. 5 Gloria in Excelsis Deo (Song of the Angels) Luke 2:9-15
Dec. 12 Nunc Dimittis (Song of Simeon) Luke 2:27b-32
St. John's will be setting up a display for "Lights on the River" at Lisbon Beach again this year. By participating, we share in funds and food raised by the event. Last year we received $1300.00 and many boxes of food.
We need help to get our display up during the week of December 9th. If you are able to help please see Rose Sovie.
Sunday, December 15th at 1 pm, the Sunday School Children will visit United Helpers to distribute the cards they have been making this fall and then join the ACT Children's Theater to share carols with the residents.
Saturday, December 21st - ACT Childrens Theater will meet at St. John's at 3:00 pm and begin walking and singing in the neighborhood Around 4:00 pm they will return to St. John's and have hot cocoa.
Monday, December 23rd - The group will meet at the Dwyer house and begin walking and singing and then around 7:00 they will return to Dwyer house for hot cocoa.
If any young people are interested in participating, please contact Angela or Chris Dwyer or come to the rehearsal in the upstairs Parish Hall on December 18th at 6 pm.
St. John's Food Pantry is held on the last Tuesday of each month in the Parish Hall from 9:00 am to 11:30 am.
NOTE: due to the holidays, December distribution will be on Tuesday, December 17th!!