Sunday Morning
Services
10:30 am



Being Christian involves being shaped by the language of Christian tradition, including the Bible as the foundation of the tradition.
Some in our church may understand Christian and biblical language quite literally and factually. Others understand it symbolically and metaphorically.
What we share is a common passion for the more-than-literal meaning of the stories and teachings that shape us.
          ~ Marcus Borg
ST JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH
A Journey of Faith  •  A Future of Promise

"I was a stranger and you welcomed me."
Matthew 25:35

At St John's, we strive to be a welcoming place, open and inclusive for all.
We seek ways to recognize the Divine in our lives and to share this in our families and community. Through liturgy, music, action and reflection, we try to live Christ's message of love, peace, compassion and justice, in harmony with the natural world.


Upcoming Events:

Sunday May 25: Congregation Members Vote on Futuring Team Recommendations- lunch provided
You will be asked to vote on the following issues:
~The acceptance of the Phase 2 Report
~That the Mission and Vision of the Church remain on its present course
~That St John's proceed to redevelop the total church site, which would mean demolition of the existing church buildings
~That the new Implementation Team hire a consultant to advise on the best case scenario for redevelopment of the entire site

Click here to go to the Futuring Team's Phase 2 Presentation.
Make sure your voice is heard! Please vote on May 25.




  Number of Visitors Since January 17, 2005

St. John's United Church    6225 Willow Street    Halifax    Nova Scotia    Canada    B3L 1P1

Phone 902 423 8498            Email Us at stjohnsunited@hfx.eastlink.ca


~ A Faith Community Since 1793 ~

You can travel to St John's using Metro Transit Routes #2, 4, 18 and 52.
Click here for the complete bus schedule.


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