The Interchange

The Interchange features articles of interest submitted by parishioners along with messages from the priest and senior warden.  It also includes critical information about what is happening in the parish, diocese and The Episcopal Church (TEC) generally. To submit content to be featured in The Interchange visit the Parish Communications page.

Seek-Love-Serve: Evangelism
Maggie McCabe Maggie McCabe

Seek-Love-Serve: Evangelism

The Evangelism and Parish Life Committees met recently and developed plans for the fall. Read more about our upcoming plans for an “indoor picnic,” game night, and a new member brunch!

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Lay Eucharistic Visitors
St. John's News St. John's News

Lay Eucharistic Visitors

In pre-pandemic times we had a vital LEV ministry and we’re in the process of revitalizing it.

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Sacrifice
The Rev. Chris Thompson The Rev. Chris Thompson

Sacrifice

How often have you heard or said; “I am only willing to sacrifice as much as I will get in return” or “I have already sacrificed enough.”

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Reading Camp Update
Margaret Lieberman Margaret Lieberman

Reading Camp Update

Preparations are well underway for Reading camp 2023. What, you may ask, can you do to assist us in this very worthwhile effort?

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Fund administered by St. John’s grants $100,000 for Health Right construction
Bob Rosier Bob Rosier

Fund administered by St. John’s grants $100,000 for Health Right construction

Trustees of the Edmund Caskie Harrison Fund have pledged a donation of $100,000 for a group therapy room that will be part of the new addition to WV Health Right’s building on Washington St. E. This marks the largest bequest the trustees have ever approved during the fund’s 104-year history and will be paid in increments over five years.

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Mothers Day Brunch
St. John's News St. John's News

Mothers Day Brunch

S. John’s held a Mother's Day Brunch on May 14 after the 10:30 a.m. service.

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Shepherd
The Rev. Chris Thompson The Rev. Chris Thompson

Shepherd

I have often been called a “shepherd.” It is an interesting metaphor since I have never stood in a pasture and managed a flock of sheep. As I have walked this journey of priesthood I have often felt much more like a “cat wrangler.”

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Message from Mary: Feeling a Loss
Mary Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald

Message from Mary: Feeling a Loss

We have recently lost members of our parish community. These have been difficult losses, but each loss is difficult. As long as we’re in this realm, and until it’s our time to move on, we will continue to experience losses such as these.

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Tending to Our Interfaith Commitments
Margaret Chapman-Pomponio Margaret Chapman-Pomponio

Tending to Our Interfaith Commitments

Adult Forum participants were delighted to hear from the rabbi and spiritual leader of Temple Israel, Rabbi Joe Blair, on April 16th. He was invited to discuss antisemitic propaganda that has been – disturbingly - showing up around Charleston, our state, and the nation.

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Concerts @ St. John's May Update
David DeBolt David DeBolt

Concerts @ St. John's May Update

Concerts @ St. John's will present Charleston's favorite mezzo-soprano, Elisabeth Baer and multi-talented Pittsburgh pianist Robert Frankenberry in recital on Sunday May 7 at 4 p.m., 1105 Quarrier Street, Charleston.

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Peterkin Re-Opening
The Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia The Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia

Peterkin Re-Opening

No matter who you are, there is a way for you to participate in and support Peterkin this summer!

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