Help Ukrainian Refugees

Your immediate support will help Episcopal Relief & Development and other Anglican partners provide humanitarian assistance to people fleeing the violence in Ukraine.

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Give Blood Save Lives

On behalf of the Washington Council of Congregations, Thank You to all those who donated at St. John’s in September.  The upcoming Blood Drive is at the Shepaug Vallen High School, 159 South Street, Washington, CT. Click HERE to find another location at a future date to donate.

Date: November 15, 2023

Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

at St. John’s Episcopal Church Friday, January 14, 2022 1:00-6:00 On behalf of the Washington Council of Congregations, The American Red Cross will be hosting a Blood Drive in January at St. John’s. To volunteer, please contact St. John’s Parish Office. The Red Cross is also now taking appointments for that event.

Sunday Morning Worship Service at 10am

Join us on YouTube for live Streaming Sunday Morning in-person Worship Service: 8am and 10am or online Worship Service: 10am

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Farmers Market

The Washington Council of Congregations (WCOC) has resumed hosting a table at the weekly Farmers' Market at the Judy Black Park, receiving donations of fruits and vegetables for the Warren/Washington Food Bank, and cash donations for the Community Culinary School in New Milford, preparing 700-800 meals a week for the needy in our community.

Food Drive in May

Drive-Thru Food Drive at the First Congregational Church on the Green.

Next Drive - TBD

Please donate shelf-stable food, personal care and household cleaning products.

Monetary donations are also welcome!

Worship with us!

In its worship life St. John’s seeks to give expression and meaning to its belief in the Anglican notion that Scripture, Reason, the Sacraments and apostolic Tradition offer us a glimpse of the Holy and enrich our spiritual and devotional lives.

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St. John’s Episcopal Church is a vibrant, welcoming and diverse community of faith located in the heart of the Litchfield Hills that is actively engaged in a mission of outreach to its immediate community and the wider world. Our call is to a mature living Christianity where Scripture, Reason, the Sacraments and apostolic Tradition offer us a glimpse of the Holy and enrich our spiritual and devotional lives. We are progressive in our understanding of the Church’s mission to bring Christ to all people, orthodox in our theology, traditional in our liturgy and catholic in our devotional practices.

Founded in 1794, St. John’s Church was originally built in Davies Hollow by the families of the newly created town of Washington, CT. It was moved to its current location on Green Hill  Road in 1917 as the congregation was growing and it needed a larger space to hold services as well as community activities. Ehrick Rossiter was asked to be the architect and he designed the new church in an English medieval style.

Please join us for Sunday Services.

Upcoming Events

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Stewardship

To "BE" the kind of church God is calling us to BE takes each and every one of us - acting together, mindfully, intentionally, and generously. It requires each and every one of us to give of ourselves - to be present, to participate, and to pledge - generously, even sacrificially, as we are able. Our 2021 pledge campaign is ongoing - if you need a pledge card, please contact the Church.