As followers of Jesus, we are called to welcome the stranger and to stand with those who are vulnerable. In this time of heightened fear and uncertainty for immigrant and refugee families across the country, we seek to respond not with fear, but with prayer, compassion, and faithful action.
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording from the Parish Choir, The Rev. Richard E. Greenleaf’s blessing from Sunday’s Rite 2 service, and an invitation to attend the BHTNH Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks featuring Bishop Curry, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording of an Advent favorite from the Parish Choir, an invitation to attend the Ordination of Steve Falci, the full schedule of Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany offerings at St. John’s, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording of a favorite Spiritual from the Parish Choir, A Prayer for Veteran’s Day, and a link to the full text of Bishop Rob Hirschfeld’s 2025 Diocesan Convention address, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!
Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ
Bishop Hirschfeld Outlines Plan for the Path Ahead
NH's Stay at Home Order: A Letter from Bishop Rob
It is now clear that we will not be able to gather as usual for our Holy Week and Easter celebrations. The earliest we might consider returning to our sanctuaries for worship may be Sunday May 10, which happens to be Good Shepherd Sunday/Mothers’ Day. In the meantime, your local church is providing on-line worship services of word, prayer and spiritual communion, even as we experience this time of sacramental exile and fasting.
