Join us in the pews, in the Zoom or on our facebook page. 

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Our Sunday service includes music, scripture readings and Holy Communion. If you are worshipping with us online, have some bread and/or wine or juice handy so you can join in the sacrament.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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The First Thursday is on vacation!
It will return in May.

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We gather on the first Thursday of each month for fellowship, food and conversation. Bring:

• a dish to share,

• a beverage

• friends!

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Registration is open!

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Kids entering 1st through 6th grade in the fall will get to create art, explore life in the garden and learn about God’s amazing creation and how to care for it.

 

Each day will have a theme that will be illustrated by story time, an adventure in the garden, and an art project with a pause for a snack. Weather permitting, all activities will take place outdoors.

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Register here.

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If we work together, we can end world hunger. That's why we're participating in the CROP Hunger Walk to support CWS and help families who are struggling with hunger. Please join us with your steps and your donations. Together we will provide more meals for the growing number of people in our community who need them and create greater food security in communities around the world. 

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To sign up as a walker or donate to our team, go to our team page.

Volunteers provide tutoring FREE to children in grades 1-6. Tutoring takes place in the afternoons or evenings in  the church building. Assistance in reading and math are available.

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Join us for musical selections for springtime, featuring Julie Stevens – soprano, piano and organ; Timothy Michling – oboe and bagpipes; and Sean Michael Jackman – piano and organ.

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There is no charge for this concert. A free-will offering will be collected. A reception will follow.

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All are welcome!

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For over a decade, St. John has tended a small garden on the south side of the church, lovingly known as God's Garden, which has provided food to organizations addressing food security. 

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For the 2025 season, St. John is embarking on a new endeavor featuring God's Garden. In partnership with Community Living Centers, St. John is offering therapeutic gardening sessions for adults with physical and developmental disabilities. 

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This program cannot run without volunteers! Gardening experience not required. Find more information about the Garden and volunteer opportunities here.

For four days, children (grades 2-7) gather to immerse themselves in worship and the arts with their peers and an exceptional faculty of international and national renown. All of our instructors are trained musicians and/or music educators.

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Alumni are invited to return as program assistants. 

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Registration is open here.

 

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Each week, Pastor Mark leads a study of the coming Sunday's lessons. 

For April 27 they will be:

• Acts 5:27-32 The God of our ancestors raised up Jesus.

• Psalm 118:14-29 You are my God, and I will exalt you.

• Revelation 1:4-8 Jesus Christ, the firstborn of the dead, is coming.

• John 20:19-31 Beholding the wounds of the risen Christ.

 

 

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All men are invited to join us for breakfast and conversation at:

L. George's

24250 Sinacola

Farmington 48335 map

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We will gather at 7:00 am for fellowship and have our meal and Bible study at 8:00 am. Come when you can!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The young musicians of Hearts, Hands and Voices cap off their Monday Night school-year program with this energetic and engaging program of music. Adding your spirit creates a special energy to support these young musicians and all the hard work they have done all year.

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There is no charge to attend. A freewill offering will help fund summer camp scholarships.​

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How can we put our faith into practice?Join us for our Speaking Peace series as we hear from people working The Peace within our community. ​We will explore ways we can live out the call to love God and love our neighbors as ourselves.

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On May 29th, St. John welcomes Coleman Yoakum, Executive Director of the Micah 6 Community in Pontiac.

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The evening will begin with a light supper. Q&A will follow the presentation. All are welcome! There is no charge for this event.

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Approximately half of all people living in nursing homes have been essentially abandoned. They have no visitors and no one to advocate for them.

 

Pathways in Compassion is a nursing home visitation ministry that matches volunteers with individuals living in nursing facilities who do not have regular visitors. For more information or to get a copy of our informational booklet, click here.​​

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​Ladies! Join us for brunch and conversation on the second Wednesday and the fourth Monday of each month. We meet at 10:00 am at Blue Hat Coffee in downtown Farmington.​​ All women are invited to join us! 

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For more information, contact Gilda Bingham or Loraine Stear.​​​​​​

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For more meetings, including online meetings, click here. ​​​​

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