Faith
Formation at St. John’s
Sunday School is on hiatus until Labor Day 2026 with the exception of the
New Member Confirmation Class - 9:15 AM in Wade-Dalton Hall
Faith is a journey, and no matter where you are on that journey, you're welcome here.
At St. John's, Faith Formation is for children, youth, and adults who want to grow in their relationship with God, explore Scripture, ask meaningful questions, and build lasting friendships in a Christ-centered community. Whether you've been part of the Episcopal Church for years or are just beginning to explore your faith, there's a place for you.
Join us as we learn together, encourage one another, and seek to live out our baptismal promise to "continue in the apostles' teaching and fellowship." We offer the following classes:
Children's Class (K-4th Grades)
Children learn through imagination and play. Our curriculum provides the space for children’s creativity. Whether your child has grown up in church or is hearing Biblical stories for the first time, they'll find a welcoming environment where faith comes alive.
Youth (5th-12th Grades)
Youth gather to explore their faith through discussions, laughter, and donuts. Conversations revolve around Scripture, prayer, and the teachings of the Episcopal Church, helping students deepen their faith while discovering the joy of God's love and blessings. Whether you're full of questions, looking for new friendships, or wanting to grow closer to God, you'll find a welcoming community where you can belong, be yourself, and grow in faith together.
Adults
Adults of all ages are welcome to explore faith through the liturgical year. Using the Christian calendar and lectionary as our guide, adults enjoy fellowship, conversation, and prayer to grow in our faith together. Whether you are new to faith or a seasoned adult, you will find thoughtfulness, honest questions, and people eager to grow with you.
New Member & Confirmation Class – Leader: Father Nate
Interested in becoming part of St. John's or learning more about the Episcopal Church?
This class introduces the history of Anglicanism, the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, Episcopal beliefs, and the catechism. It's designed for anyone considering church membership, adult Confirmation, Reception into the Episcopal Church, or simply wanting to learn more.
Questions are always welcome—no prior knowledge is required.