Congregations like their individual members have a ministry - a primary way in which God acts through them to carry out the mission of the Church.  Ministry is faith in action!

Acolytes are ministers at the altar of God and assist the priest. They carry the cross, torches and book of Gospel readings at all worship services. Acolytes also assist in serving Holy Eucharist. Youth members of the church can become acolytes.

Chalice Bearers, Lectors, and Lay Readers assist at all services. Lay readers are authorized to conduct services. Lectors read the lessons during the service. Chalice bearers assist in the distribution of communion.   

Altar & Flower Guild  are responsible for the meticulous condition and inspiring appearance of the Church. They are responsible for the care of the altar and all the implements including polishing, laundering, washing and maintaining the beauty of the Church. If you would like to donate flowers for the Sunday service in memory of someone or for a special occasion? Simply complete the on-line flower form and a member will contact you. Altar Guild contact Gretchen Jordan. Flower Guild contact Judy Butcher.  

Choir provides uplifting music on Sunday mornings and other important Church days and services. Choir practices in the church on Thursday evenings from 7-8 PM. If you like to sing, please contact Cheryl Seppala.  

Daughters of the King is a lay order of women who devotes themselves to prayer, service and evangelism. The primary mission is to witness baptisms, pray for the newly baptized and to offer prayers of intercession for all interested people. Contact Rose Peters.

Helping Hands will prepare and deliver home cooked meals to church members who have recently had some kind of emergency situation. Hospital stay, death in family or other circumstance that may take you away from your kitchen or unable to prepare meals for yourself or your family. Contact Deborah Maurice.

Hospitality members provide light refreshments on Sundays and coordination of special events.

Lectors are those who read the Holy Scriptures and the Prayers of the People. Lectors are scheduled in advance and are on rotation with other Lectors.

Men of St. John’s is open to all men of the parish and aims at providing fellowship and service for the Church by meeting once a month. They provide a help hand to the Church by raising funds through various activities and give assistance to various Church groups. Contact Mark Jordan

Greeters assist by preparing the Church for services. They welcome worshippers, assist newcomers, dispense bulletins, collect the offerings, direct people to find seats and maintain a steady flow to the altar for communion. Contact Bill Cheney.

St. John’s Crafters meet on Monday mornings at the church for fellowship and to make crafts to be sold at the Annual Bazaar to benefit the ministries of St. John’s.

Sunday School is available to the children where they learn about the love of God. Heather Magill is the Sunday School Director.

Vestry is the elect body composed of the rector and a group of parishioners administering the temporal affairs of the parish. The volunteers serve a 3-year term ensuring the spiritual work of the Church can go on unhindered by the worldly concerns of the operation and upkeep of its physical church. Contact Karen Duignan, Senior Warden.

Women of St. John’s is always ready to lend a helping hand to the Church through activities such as the annual bazaar, collecting re-usable items and other types of collections. They also have a wonderful group of crafters. Contact Diane Gustafson.

All members of St. John's are invited to participate in the ministries. If you are interested in any of these ministries, please contact a member of the group or the church office. If there is a ministry not listed that you would like to see at St. John's, please contact a member of the Vestry.