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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

Apr 02, 2026 • 7:00pm - 8:00pm
“Maundy" comes from a Latin word meaning "command." We observe Maundy (commandment) Thursday in Holy Week with a worship service that commemorates the Last Supper, which ends with the solemn stripping of the altar. Childcare will be provided.

Apr 03, 2026 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Experience the solemnity of Good Friday through liturgy, scripture, prayer, and hymns with the SJD Chorale Ensemble.

Apr 02, 2026 • 6:45pm - 8:00pm
Children are invited to commemorate Maundy Thursday with an interactive Last Supper while their parents attend the Maundy Thursday service in the Church. A hearty snack will be provided, and children will join their families in Church after the passing of the Peace.
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 | Begins March 29

Sundays, 10:15am

Sundays, 10:15am

Sundays, 10:15am
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What does Palm Sunday really mean? As crowds cried “Hosanna” and waved palm branches, they were hoping for a political savior—but Jesus came to bring something far greater. This sermon explores how Christ is not always what we want, but exactly what we need, inviting us to follow Him not around the cross, but through it, into true salvation and life.