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The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and a ...

Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, and a reflection from Steve Garnaas-Holmes shared out by Anne. Also links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and a reflection shared by Anne
Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Music
St. John's
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and ...

Featuring Rob’s sermon from Sunday, a guest selection from the Seacoast Queer Choir, a request for support for our Garden project, and links to all our content!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Music
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The Chapel St. Chronicle: St. John's gardens ...

Featuring Rob’s sermon from Sunday, another beautiful new Saint-Saëns recording from Joseph Harris and Richard Benefield, a request for support for our Garden project, and links to our content!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: St. John's gardens need your help!
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The Chapel St. Chronicle: "What a Week It Has ...

Featuring Anne’s sermon from Sunday, a new Saint-Saëns recording from Joseph Harris and Richard Benefield, and a prayer for the human family.

The Chapel St. Chronicle: "What a Week It Has Been"
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The Chapel St. Chronicle: "What Does Wisdom ...

Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a beautiful performance of “Tis the spring of souls today” by Peter Urquhart from The Parish Choir, and information about the 2025 Halcyon Music Festival right here at St. John’s!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: "What Does Wisdom Look Like?"

Daily Reflection

Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

If we were living in Ukraine, my three children and I would have already said goodbye to my husband, their father. I imagined what it must feel like for these families who, not long ago, were living in peace. Going to work, attending school, meeting friends for coffee, scrolling Instagram. Now? Their apartment buildings are being bombed and they are fleeing their homes. They are hiding out in subway stations and basements. It must feel surreal to them. And terrifying.

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Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

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Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

If you are unfamiliar with RBTL, this group meets on Wednesday mornings (on Zoom at the moment) from 10:30-12 to discuss and reflect on one of the Bible readings for the coming Sunday and to pray Noonday Prayer together. During Lent, we will continue to meet at 10:30 for our discussions, but at 11:30 we will turn to prayer using Bishop Steven Charleston's book, Ladder to the Light, as a guide. All are welcome!