Please join us in Thanksgiving for the many blessings we share here at St. John’s.

The Church will provide Turkey and gravy. The Parish is invited to bring a side dish or dessert to share.

Please RSVP to the office by Nov 13, so that we may estimate how much turkey will be needed.

Please join us for food, fun, & trunk-or-treat! Prize for the best costume!

This year we will have our first ever HOWLaween parade at 5:30 pm. Bring your pet in their costume!

Please join us for Mass on the Grass with the Blessing of the Animals. Luncheon to follow.

Don’t miss out on a night of fun at our Annual Drawdown and Silent Auction. This year’s event will be held on August 3rd at the Grand Magnolia Ballroom in Pascagoula.

Tickets are now available from the church office. Each ticket costs $100 ($120 if you want insurance) and covers entrance for two people into the event as well as a chance at winning the $10,000 drawing.

The theme for the event is Boots & Bubbles. Western themed attire is encouraged but not required.

St. John’s warmly invites you to a Celebration of New Ministry for our Rector The Rev. Elizabeth Sevier Graham. Bishop Dorothy Wells presiding.

This 90-minute documentary follows the first women to be ordained as priests in the Episcopal Church.

Bishop Dorothy Wells and the Rev. Annwn Hawkins Myers, the first woman ordained as a priest in the Diocese of Mississippi, will speak following the showing.

Entry is free and open to the public.

Donations are welcomed.

Please join us for a seafood boil following the 10:30 am service. All are invited to wear red to commemorate the Day of Pentecost.

Come join a memorable and meaningful pilgrimage through our Stations of the Cross for a quiet, prayerful reflection on Jesus.

Come join a memorable and meaningful pilgrimage through our Stations of the Cross for a quiet, prayerful reflection on Jesus.

Come join a memorable and meaningful pilgrimage through our Stations of the Cross for a quiet, prayerful reflection on Jesus.

Come watch the St. John’s children’s parade and catch some beads! Pancakes, bacon and sausage will be served.

While Advent is a time of waiting with hope and patience for the coming of the Christ Child, celebrating the life of St. Nicholas offers a festive opportunity to focus more on giving than receiving. Nicholas, the 3rd century Bishop of Myra, serves as an example of living out service to Jesus Christ by showing God’s love to others through his protection of children, sailors, and all in trouble and need.

St. John’s will celebrate St. Nicholas Day on Dec. 6 with an evening service, a visit from St. Nicholas during the service and a reception afterward.