Eleven children from our Godly Play Class and Youth Group served last Sunday for the first time in about 2 years. They served as acolytes, readers, ushers, participated in advancing the liturgical clock and listening to a Godly Play lesson
Last Sunday evening, St. John’s Faith Through the Arts Ministry Presented “An Evening with Joel” a musical journey through the life of a Christian Immigrant. Joel Joa is our past Youth Minister and has shared his music with us over
The Diocesan Convention’s theme this year was “Becoming Beloved Community: Reconciled in Christ.” Several members of St. John’s traveled to the El Conquitador Resort in Tucson. From our clergy, Fr. Tim Yanni, Deacon Chuck Milhoan, Fr. Way and Mary Kathryn
Did St. John’s bring luck to the AZ Cardinals? This was their first win in the last 8 home games. Fr. Tim arranged for parishioners to get tickets at a special rate. Several families took him up on the offer,
Fr. Tim lead this year’s Daughter’s of the King annual training. He walked us through different styles of prayer and our Rule of Life; Prayer, Service and Evanglism. A light lunch was served and we got down to work renewing
The annual Women’s Unlimited Tea was a delightful way to spend a raining afternoon. Over 20 ladies attended the event, between the rain drops. Mary Grace Gannon graciously opened her home for the event. She and Pattie Prosory were wonderful
A thank you to all the businesses who contributed Tee Signs and Raffle prizes to the success of our Paws for Vets golf tournament: Arrowhead Dentistry, Midas of Sun City, Today’s Patio, Liberty Mutual, Pohie EZ GO, Lunde’s Peoria Volkswagen, Preferred
The ten o’clock service was a host to several dogs, a pet rat and 2 baby chicks for the Blessing of the Animals this past Sunday. Fr. Tim, Deacon Chuck, Mother Marty and Fr. Way all helped bless the animals
The highly successful “Paws for Vets” Charity Golf Tournament was held just two weeks ago. They raised $9,806.00 for Soldier’s Best Friend. Enough money was raised to match a rescue dog and a veteran suffering from PTSD or Traumatic Brain
As many of you know, for the past 5 years I have been working with a school in Haiti called the Apparent Project. Through your generous donations, we have been able to deliver school supplies and purchase equipment such as desks,