Prayer
Our worship invites the whole person—heart, mind, body, and voice—into the presence of God.
About Orthodoxy
Rooted in the life of the early Church.
Orthodox Christianity is the faith handed down from Jesus Christ and His Apostles—kept alive through prayer, Scripture, the sacraments, and the shared life of the Church.
Our parish is part of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. We welcome people from every background who are seeking a deeper life in Christ.
Sacramental life
In baptism, communion, confession, and the Church's prayers, we receive God's grace together.
Living tradition
The faith is ancient, but it is lived every day in homes, friendships, service, and hope.
Visiting St. John
There is no experience required.
You do not need to know when to stand, what to say, or where to go. Simply come, pray with us in the way you are able, and let a greeter know it is your first visit.
Ask us a question →Planning your visit
Before you come
- Please confirm current service times with the parish.
- Arrive a few minutes early to get settled.
- All are welcome to participate in prayer; Holy Communion is received by prepared Orthodox Christians.