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The Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany

Feb 8, 2026

9am Online only service and 10am in-person and Online

Our Mission: We are to be a church where people know, experience and share Christ.

Lent begins February 18

Daily Lenten meditations can be found HERE

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Who was St. John Chrysostom?

St. John Chrysostom (c. 347–407 AD) was an early Christian bishop and preacher whose name means “golden-mouthed,” a reflection of his remarkable ability to speak about faith in ways people could understand and apply to everyday life.

As Archbishop of Constantinople, John was known for his deep love of Scripture, his thoughtful preaching, and his concern for the well-being of the poor and vulnerable. He believed that worship and daily life were inseparable, and that faith should be lived out through compassion, generosity, and integrity.

John’s willingness to speak honestly—even when it was difficult—eventually led to exile, yet his faith remained steady. His writings and sermons continue to be read across Christian traditions, and his influence is still felt in the Church today.

We are grateful to carry the name of St. John Chrysostom and to be inspired by his commitment to faithful worship, thoughtful teaching, and care for one another.