November is here, and it’s a whole month dedicated to being A Light for the City through GOvember at St. John the Divine. It’s our time to lean into what matters: compassion, action, and loving our neighbors. There are many ways you can join in!

Introducing children 5th grade and younger to Christ and helping them develop a lasting relationship with God

Equipping students in grades 6 – 12 for a life of faith that continues long after they leave school and our program

Offering learning, fellowship, and service opportunities for people of all ages and stages of adulthood

Nov 20, 2025 • 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Whether you have plans for Thanksgiving or not, come join us for this year’s Friendsgiving Potluck! Bring a dish and a friend or two, especially for those who don't have anywhere to go this year. Everyone’s welcome! Hosted by the Snyders. Sign up by clicking the button below.

Nov 26, 2025 • 11:00am - 2:30pm
Share the spirit of Thanksgiving with our unhoused neighbors at Lord of the Streets (LOTS)! St. John the Divine will help provide food and volunteers for their annual Thanksgiving Luncheon.

Nov 27, 2025 • 10:00am - 11:00am
Give thanks for our many blessings at this festive Thanksgiving Day service.
Find a deep sense of belonging at St. John the Divine! Grow your faith in a Bible study, gather for a game of Pickleball, or serve others along with others — whether you're looking to have fun, deepen your knowledge of the Bible, or develop lasting relationships with friends of all ages, you'll find an opportunity to connect with a loving community of faithful people at St. John the Divine

Sundays, 10:15am

Sundays, 10:15am

Sundays, 10:15am

Sundays, 10:15am
Serving is a great way to get connected with others and make a difference. When you volunteer, you can make church feel like home, and share your faith in Houston and beyond.
Serve in the Church
Serve in Houston
Serve with your Family

On All Saints Sunday, Bishop Jeff W. Fisher reminds us of a simple but life-changing truth: God doesn’t discriminate between sinners and saints.Through the waters of baptism, we are marked as Christ’s own forever, forgiven, loved, and called to new life in Him. Drawing from his own story at St. John the Divine, Bishop Fisher reflects on the gift of grace, the power of community, and the love that unites all the saints, both past and present.