Sunday Holy Eucharist Services
10 AM - in-person and online.

Join us for worship:
Zoom

(The passcode is 802, if needed).

YouTube Live

Reception after Worship - Directly following worship

To view recordings of current and past Sermons visit the Sermon Page

Dear Parishioners,

We want to make you aware of a scam that is currently circulating. Several parishioners have reported receiving text messages that appear to be from Fr. Bob requesting money in the form of Apple gift cards to support women with cancer.

Please be advised that these messages are fraudulent.

Fr. Bob will never ask for money, gift cards, or financial assistance through text message or email. Any such request should be treated as a scam.

If you receive one of these messages:
~Do not respond.
~Do not click on any links.
~Do not purchase gift cards or send money.
~Delete the message immediately.

If you are ever unsure whether a communication is legitimate, please contact the parish office directly using the official parish phone number, 802-2543-7578.

We apologize for any confusion or concern this may have caused and appreciate your vigilance in helping protect our parish community.

Sincerely,
The Parish Office

These beloved community gatherings are returning this March!
Invite your family, friends, and neighbors to these community
gatherings to visit over homemade soup and bread.

March 4th - 5:30-7 PM
St. John’s in the Mountains
1994 Mountain Road, Stowe

March 11th - 5:30-7 PM
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 728 Mountain Road, Stowe

March 18th - 5:30-7 PM
The Jewish Community of Greater Stowe
1189 Cape Cod Road, Stowe

March 25th - 5:30-7 PM
Stowe Community Church
137 Main Street, Stowe

A donation of $8/adult and $5/child benefits Lamoille Community Food Share.

The first Sunday of every month, St. John’s in the Mountains
collects food to support the Lamoille County Food Share.

In the Gospel According to Saint John, Jesus’ first miracle is to ensure a wedding feast is all the feast it can be. Jesus said to them, ‘Now draw some out, and take it to the person in charge of the banquet.’ So they took it” (John 2:08).

Our goal for the Fill Any Bag ministry this year is 208 bags. While 208 bags might initially seem like an odd number, it becomes germane coupled with Jesus’ command found in John 2:08. It is also an average of four bags per week.

We have collected a total to 14 bags.

None of this happens without you. Please help us ensure that those in our
community are able to keep the feast with us. 

A suggested donation of $25 for a Green Bag is appreciated, but any
contribution is welcome. Your donation can be made online at this link-
Fill Any Bag Ministry Donations.

Thank you for your generosity.

Green bags are also available for pick up during the week on
Tuesday and Thursday between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm.

Palm Sunday- March 29th at 10 AM
Maundy Thursday- April 2nd at 5 PM
Good Friday- April 3rd at Noon
Easter Vigil- Saturday April 4th at 7 PM
Easter Sunday- Sunday, April 5th at 10 AM

Click on the service above for the link to the bulletin.

Wednesday’s at 11:56 AM

Please bring your own lunch and pause mid-week at St. John’s at the
table to share a meal and prayer together.

Open Arms Ministry is dedicated to welcoming families with preschool children. Open Arms is a servant ministry; we strive to share our faith in Jesus Christ by extending our open arms of welcome by creating a safe, nurturing and spiritually feeding community through:

*A preschool ministry staffed by paid and volunteer parishioners.

*Intentionally offering parents of preschool children the opportunity to attend worship for personal spiritual growth.

*A safe environment where all volunteers and staff have completed the Safe Church training on a regular basis. Learn more at https://diovermont.org/safe-church/.

If you are interested in serving, please contact Fr. Rick or Deb Clark.

   Dear Parish and Friends,

   We would like to welcome you all to St. Johns in the Mountains 2025/26 Seasons of Giving campaign “Tell out my Soul”.  We hope you will all follow us during this journey.

   You might be asking yourself, what is this theme and what does it mean? 
What is it to Tell out my Soul? Telling out your soul is simply Encouraging Christians to proclaim Gods Greatness and message of Salvation. 

    St. Johns in the Mountains has a long history of parishioners serving God and his message, and we do it in many ways.  We ask you to look for and learn from materials including many reflections and discussions, that will help us spread this message all the way up to the conclusion of the campaign this Fall.

On behalf of the Seasons of Giving committee,

David Small, Pete Johnson, Andy Rodman