Daughters of the King

The Daughters of the King is an Order for women in the Episcopal Church with Chapters in other denominations as well. Daughters are dedicated to prayer and service For Christ's Sake.

The Daughters are currently studying the life of King David.

At St. John’s the Daughters of the King is the Martha and Mary chapter and they meet monthly - on the third Saturday of every month at 9 AM in the Church Parlor (just come through our front double red doors and make a left).

The Daughters also celebrate annually what is known as their Common Communion. During this time, Daughters of the King from around the globe will gather on the same day and offer thanks and prayers for a common cause.

Daughters of the King

Work of Our Hands

Lots of people have a hobby or a talent where they use their hands to make any number of things.  People at St. John's knit, crochet, quilt, can, do woodworking and more.  The "Work of Our Hands" Ministry is where people use their hands to help others.  People make prayer shawls, hats, blankets, crosses and more to give to others as gifts of love - consider joining us on the third Satruday of each month at 11 AM.

The Women of St. John's

The Women of St. John's are women who organize a number of activities for support of mission and outreach. Their activities range from organizing our local Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets, to coordinating the Annual United Thank Offering which support a number of grants and to raising money for mission trips.

Consider joining them!

Episcopal Church Women