(215) 855-5489 | Worship Sundays @ 8 am & 10:15 am
The LOFT is our adult faith formation space.
What does it mean to be a person of faith in this time? Where do we go with our questions, our doubts, our hunches, our wisdom, and our longings? How can we try on new ideas and new practices to grow our Christian faith and deepen our capacity to live in a moment such as this? What traditions can we lean on to become more grounded and resilient and faithful? Are there places where we can receive support while supporting others?
Living Our Faith Together (aka The LOFT) is a new space to live into the questions and deepen our spiritual practices. It builds on the St. John’s tradition of Adult Sunday School and Adult Bible Study, and offers opportunities for adult faith formation and occasional intergenerational engagement.
Join us Sundays at 9:00 am
Associate Pastor’s Office
Isn’t it enough to just say we’re Open and Affirming? What does this commitment ask of us? We will hear personal testimony from LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and more) folks, learn more about the differences between sexual orientation, gender expression, and gender identity, and explore what it means to be church in the world today.
We know we’re Open and Affirming. We put it on our stuff. We say everyone is welcome here. But do we really have to make such a big deal out of this? Is there more being asked of us? Come and help us think together about what we are being called to in this time. We will also hear from St. John’s members and friends about their experiences.
The land we live and worship on is known as “Lenapehoking – The Land of the Lenape People.” We will explore indigenous history and roots in the area.
Ed Kneedler, retired U.S. Deputy Solicitor General and the most prolific Supreme Court advocate in modern history will share memories of growing up at St. John’s and the impact of faith on his life.
A time to express, reflect on, and practice gratitude together.
Dr. David Hall – Author, trainer, Civics teacher and founder of the Rainbow Alliance at North Penn High School, and recipient of numerous awards will share his commitment to young people and the importance of diversity and inclusion.
Dr. Frank Boston – African American physician, Lansdale resident, and founder of the Ambulance Corps and North Penn Hospital.
Juliane Ramic – President of the NP School Board – What it looks like to be a public servant in this time.
Who are the Angels in your life?
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