Parishioner Art Exhibition: Last Call for Submissions

Reminder: While submissions for our first St. John's Church Parishioner Art Exhibit are due by email to Steve Finch no later than January 11, please contact Steve through this weekend if you want to exhibit. Information needed: Artist’s Name, Title, Year, Medium, Size (not to exceed 36"x36") and a digital image if possible. The physical drop-off of work will be Thursday, January 31. All work should be framed, wired and ready to hang; no sawtooth hangers. Please direct your submissions and questions to Steve Finch ([email protected]).

Featured: oil painting by artist Robert Patrick Coombs.

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Sermons

Feb 9 | Peter Charles
Haiti: A Call to Compassion and Commitment
Feb 9 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
Thoughts on Scripture for a Snowy Morning
Feb 2 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
The sacred art of watching and waiting
Jan 26 | The Rev. Dr. Douglas C. Mohrmann
Anointed
Jan 26 | The Very Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach
A word on Christian Virtue and Politics

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St. John's Episcopal Church was the first religious institution to be established in Cold Spring Harbor. The first Episcopalian services were held in the little 18th century school house just above the site of the present church. The very first Vestry minutes, written in fine script on September 4, 1831, lists the founders who pledged $2,000 to build a new church.

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