Adopt-A-Family
In this outreach ministry, anyone is invited to “Adopt-A-Family”, especially during the Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year or Easter holidays. This may be in the form of supplying food baskets; providing toys or clothes for Read More
We are an open, inclusive community, gathered around the living presence of Jesus in Word and Sacrament.
Join us each Sunday as we pray, sing, learn, and share the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus.
Come and enjoy our beautiful church and join us as we seek to serve our community through mission and ministry
We offer education for all ages, outreach opportunities, and a choral program embracing singers from fourth grade onward.
Welcome from the Rector
Welcome to St. John’s Episcopal Church ! With our crenelated tower, projecting gargoyles, stout buttresses, and warmly recognized big red doors, it’s easy to see what St. John’s is all about: worship, community and service. As we strive to live out the two great commandments of our Lord, to love the Lord our God and our neighbor, we hope you will find St. John’s to become more and more your spiritual home where so many others have already found a home.
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Episcopal Church Women
ECW brings the women of the parish together for worship, study, outreach service and fellowship. "For as in one body we have many members, and all the members do not have the same function, so we, though many, are one Body in Christ, and individually members of one another. Having gifts that differ according to the grace
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Food Bank
The purpose of the Food Bank Network of Somerset County is to provide food and other essentials to people of low economic means in Somerset County and to do so with dignity and respect for both the person giving and the person receiving. Food is distributed through food pantries, which are open every Saturday in different towns in the county. Members of St. John’s volunteer every Saturday in Feb
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Youth Group
The Youth Group at St. John’s is for high school and middle school-aged youth of our church. Some of our members bring friends to our events, and since St. John’s is a welcoming place for teenagers, their friends and family members are always welcome. We meet on a monthly basis to plan our events. Some of our annual events i
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Seasonal Outreach
Upcoming Events
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Blessing of the Animals: October 6
WELCOME: all creatures great and small, furry or feathered or scaled, and their owners, in
St. John's Episcopal Church 15:00 PM
Fr. Ronald N. Pollock
RECTORBorn in 1965, I am the second of three children who grew up in Cinnaminson, N.J. After graduating with a major in Human Services and Psychology from Elon University in NC, I began to work in a Group Home for abused youth in Burlington County, NJ. Concurrently, I was taking classes that led to a Master’s degree in Social Work from Rutgers University in Camden, NJ. In 1994, I graduated from the General Theological Seminary of The Episcopal Church in New York City, NY.
Rev. W. Keith McCoy
DeaconDeacon McCoy was born in Cambridge MA, where he attended the local public schools, and graduated from Harvard College with an A.B. in history in 1976. He also graduated from the [then] School of Library and Information Science at Drexel University with an M.S. in Library Science in 1978.
Mark Trautman
Organist-Choirmaster and AdministratorMark Trautman has been professional church musician since his teens, and has a broad range of experience building and strengthening music programs and developing congregational song. He brings a broad range of teaching and administrative skills and experience to St. John's. He earned degrees from Towson University in Baltimore and Westminster Choir College in Princeton, and completed further study at the Hochschule für Musik in Leipzig, Germany.