HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
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MAUNDY THURSDAY, April 17th
Noon @ Trinity Episcopal Church 7 PM at St. Peter's Episcopal Church GOOD FRIDAY, April 18th Noon @ St. John's Episcopal Church 7 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church HOLY SATURDAY, April 19th 9 AM at Trinity Episcopal THE GREAT VIGIL OF EASTER, April 19th 8:30 PM at St. John's Episcopal Church |
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3000 Washington Blvd., Huntington, 25701 304.525.9105 The Rev. R. Gregory Pennington, Rector ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2248 Adams Avenue, Huntington, 25704 304.429.2241 The Rev. James Morgan, Interim Rector TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 520 11TH Street, Huntington, 25705 304.429.2241 The Ven. David Johnston, Rector & MU Campus Ministry |
Easter is a SEASON, not just a DAY!
Join us at St. John's for an Instructed Eucharist
on April 27th, the Second Sunday of Easter.
This service is like a regular Sunday morning service,
but with explanations inserted into the liturgy.
On this special Sunday, we'll learn more about the liturgy of the Episcopal Church.
...why do we do what we do?
...how does the the history of the church shape our worship?
...what is the symbolism that is found in our liturgy?
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Your Spiritual Home: Ancient and New
At St. John's Episcopal Church, we know you seek a spiritual home. You want a place where tradition meets modern relevance. You want a place to explore your faith with sincerity and transparency, without fear of judgment. Everyone deserves a church home where they can be themselves. We know it can be tough to find a faith community that balances tradition and progress, but we welcome your questions. We celebrate diversity and provide a safe space to explore your faith. Whether you're new to church, returning, or seeking an inclusive community, you'll find a home at St. John's. |
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Welcome Back to Church
This is a place that is both ancient and new; the faith we hold goes back to Jesus, back to his Old Testament spiritual ancestors, back to those who walked the earth before us and found holy ground. What we do is often based on ancient patterns -- worship and music; loving service to the poor, the hurting and the lonely; working for justice and peace in our community and the world; lively and fearless exploration of ideas and theology. But our faith is also wholly contemporary -- engaging in the culture and needs of today. The theology of the Episcopal Church allows room for mystery, reason and growth.
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