
Help us decide what stays and what goes, June 22nd
Who will survive the 2026 St. John’s Cookbook cook-off? Help us decide which recipes from the 1996 St. John’s Georgetown cookbook will be kept! Starting next week, see Laura Ivey following each service and pick a recipe from the cookbook to prepare. On June 22nd, bring in your finished food product to share at coffee hour! After the tasting, everyone will vote on which recipes stay in the cookbook. There will be music and festivities and Pepto Bismol and prizes! In the weeks to come, we will ask you to submit your own fabulous recipes to be included so stay tuned!

Joy Holds.
May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.
– Romans 15:13
Joy is an incredibly potent force. It is contagious and resilient and even subversive. It is so powerful that the forces of oppression work diligently to strip people of it through fear and intimidation. Joyful people are not easy to control or manipulate and they don’t readily participate in the joy-stealing of others. In its many forms, joy holds. It holds back despair, it holds hope, it holds hands, it holds energy, it holds the line, it holds on when times get tough. Joy holds.
And so this summer, St. John’s is going to lean in to joy! We are going to preach it, practice it, share it, and grow it. This is not just an excuse to have fun this summer, but we will! And we hope you will join us!
Saints of Summer
This summer, St. John’s wants to highlight underrepresented and overlooked voices in the life of faith. Saints, singers, preachers, prophets, poets, we want to hear from you what figures in our Christian history you would like to see highlighted in our worship. Please take a moment to fill out the form below and share your ideas! The last date to submit will be July 15th. We want to hear from you!