At Saint John's,
we believe worship
takes all kinds.
And all kindness.
Every family has a story. That is perhaps the only thing they have in common. Some families are born. Some are blended. Some are light. Some are dark. Some are both. Some families are just getting started. Some have been going strong for very long. At Saint John's, we believe worship takes all kinds. And all kindness. That's what you'll find in our church family. And we welcome yours. Whatever your story may be.
To read the Dean's message of welcome,
Please click here
Lunchtime With Jesus
Wednesdays in October,
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m., with the Very Rev. William B. Lane. A series on the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth:
- October 6 - When and where was Jesus born?
- October 13 - John the Baptizer and Jesus.
- October 20 - On the road with Jesus.
- October 27 - Death & Resurrection - the end that wasn’t.
Bring a sandwich, salad or whatever you like for lunch. Coffee and tea will be provided.
Registration:
Please register by Thursday the 30th of September. A minimum of ten participants is required for the series to take place. When registering, please give your name, phone number and, if you have one, your e-mail address.
- Click here to register by e-mail.
- Register by phone: (302) 654-6279 (Ask for Cindy Timko)
- Register by signing in on the registration sheet in the Great Hall beginning on September 12.
You may make a contribution for Haitian Relief by using the Cathedral’s PayPal.
Simply click the button below to make a contribution to the Cathedral Church of Saint John and designate it for Haitian Relief. Your contribution will be sent with those of others to Episcopal Relief and Development, which has an outstanding reputation for good stewardship of the funds entrusted to it.
A History of Slavery in Delaware. Click here to read this short six-page history written in 2009 by a committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware.
 World-Wide Relief
Our parish supports the outreach efforts of the Episcopal
Church, including relief to those devastated by hurricanes, earthquakes, droughts and floods around the world, including here at home. We encourage you to visit
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Service of Repentance
Saturday, October 30, 11:00 a.m., Service of Repentance for the Role of the Episcopal Church in the Institution of Slavery, here at Saint John. Click here to learn more about this powerful service, to which all are invited.
From The Dean
 The mission of Martin Luther King, Jr., like that of Jesus, was not to comfort the comfortable but to proclaim hope for the oppressed and deliverance from bondage. by the Very Reverend William B. Lane
Brandywine Village Summer Camp
Click here to see 75 photos of our 5-week-long summer camp. To make the camp affordable, every child gets a scholarship. Please call the church at 654-6279 to learn more or to make a donation to the scholarship fund.
Calendar
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Newsletters
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- February, 2010
- December, 2009
- November, 2009
- October, 2009
- September, 2009
Regular Services
Regular Sunday Schedule 7:30AM Holy Eucharist
10:20AM Sunday School (Sept. - May)
10:30AM Holy Eucharist
11:45AM Fellowship Hour
Regular Tuesday Morning Prayer: 8:30 a.m., Tuesdays
Welcome Aboard
At the June 27th Annual Parish Meeting, the following were elected to the Cathedral's Vestry: Alice Coleman, Michele Eklund, Dan Hayes, Jane Runkle, and Anna Winslow. Our thanks to these five members of the Cathedral who have accepted the responsibility and the privilege of leadership for the life and work of Saint John’s.
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