Tuesday, September, 29, 2026
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Sermon Series
"Who Gets Heard?"
The Rev. Aaron B. Jenkyn
When Jesus told the temple leaders that tax collectors and prostitutes were entering God’s kingdom ahead of them, he asked them to see what God was doing in people they had dismissed. In Sunday’s sermon, we wondered whose wisdom we might hear if we listened more closely to people in our families, at St. John’s, and in our wider community. Jesus’s question, “What do you think?” invites us to listen all the way through—and to let what we learn change who has a voice in what happens next.
MUSIC
“Jubilate Deo in C” by Benjamin Britten, featuring the St. John's Parish Choir, under the direction of Maggie O’Neill, accompanied by Jennifer Mulhern.
Featured Offertory Anthem at the 10:00am Rite II Service of Holy Eucharist on Sunday, September 27, 2026
CONCERTS ON THE HILL PRESENTS:
SKYE CONSORT AND EMMA BJÖRLING
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 7PM
Three generations of Music Directors (L to R): Diane Dean (1992-2002), Abbey Siegfried (2003-2013) Jennifer Mulhern (2018- present).
St. John's Concerts On The Hill is thrilled to welcome this fantastic ensemble. Join us in Roberts Hall for an intimate evening of whirling polskas, groovy reels, passionate love songs, and breathtaking hymns all found in, or inspired by music from Scandinavia, The British Isles, French Canada and the New World. Their trans-Atlantic arrangements and original compositions spring from an extraordinary collaboration consisting of voices, fiddle, nyckelharpa, cello, bouzouki, banjo, and percussion. Each musician brings their individual passion to both traditional practices and inventive music-making.
Please note: This event is limited to a maximum seated capacity of 40. All St. John’s events are presented by suggested donation only, with the option to purchase tickets in advance for peace of mind.
$30 in advance, $35 day of, $15 student ticket with valid ID presented at the door; cash, check, or CC accepted at the door. Visit stjohnsnh.org/concerts for more information and to buy tickets!
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