Parish Picnic This Sunday! | St. John's Episcopal Church

11:15am, Sunday, June 18
Church Patio & Lawn

Food, Fun & Fellowship for all ages are on the menu. Join us immediately after the 10:00 service, for our annual Parish Picnic. Bring the little ones for a bounce house and crafts!

It's a pot luck picnic! Burgers, hot dogs, and drinks will be provided. Parishioners are invited to bring a prepared and ready to serve dish to share (to serve 8-10 people) according to your last name - please be sure to label any food containing nuts.

Parishioners with last names A - R are invited to bring a potluck side or salad
Parishioners with last names S - Z are invited to bring a dessert

We honor our choir, Sunday school teachers and graduating seniors for their hard work this year!

Extra hands are needed to help set up and clean up. Please let Winn Keaten or Seamus Mitchell know if you would like to assist in set up or clean up.

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