St. John’s Episcopal Church, Hampton, Virginia
A Church is not a museum for saints but a hospital for sinners.
It is a place of grace, growth, and healing. It is a place to hear the word of God and then be equipped to share that word. It is a place that welcomes and values all the children of God. It is place that honors our heritage but strives to move forward and outward.
WORSHIP WITH US
Sundays: 9:15am
Christian Formation
Currently on hold
Location
100 W Queens Way
Hampton, VA 23669
Moving Forward
Let’s Journey
They say that if you get 100 Episcopalians in a room, you might find two who agree on everything. St. John’s is no different. We have people from all different backgrounds. Some have family who go back generations in this church. Others are not Episcopalians and have no intention of becoming Episcopalian. St. John’s just felt like home. We hope it will feel like home to you as well. If you would like some more information so you know what to expect, you can find that here.
Ministries
View the various opportunities available for children, youth, and adults to grow in their faith and get involved in the church and in the community.
Worship
No matter your background or preferences, you are welcome to join us for worship each Sunday morning. Find out what to expect at one of our services.
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Academy of Music
Our Mission is to bring the joys and benefits of learning music to the residents of Hampton Roads, regardless of their ability to pay.
Resources
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Outreach
See how we engage our community and the world, and find out how you can get involved to make a difference with us.
Blog
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Read the latest post on Samantha’s blog. Often you can read her sermons as well as other content from our Rector.
Risky Business: Nov. 15th 2020
Year A, Pentecost 24 Matthew 25:14-30 This is one of those parables that’s a bit confusing. It starts with Jesus telling a story about a man he refers to as a master. In this story the master went away and left...
God Plays the Long Game: Nov. 1, 2020
Year A, All Saints 1 John 3:1-3, Matthew 5:1-12 If you read too much about All Saint’s Day, you will get confused. It’s kind of a weird day. Most Episcopal churches celebrate it by reading the names of...
Religion and Politics: October 18, 2020
Matthew 22: 15-22 October 18, 2020 At some point in 9thor 10th grade, I became obsessed with politics. I think it was the presidential election that got me interested and maybe living in Northern...