An exciting new chapter is beginning at St. John the Divine. Stay up to date on our Shine Forth campaign, upcoming construction, campus plans, and what to expect in the months ahead. Together, we are creating spaces that will strengthen our life together and help us continue to be A Light for the City.
Find a deep sense of belonging at St. John the Divine! Grow your faith in a Bible study, gather for a game of Pickleball, or serve others along with others — whether you're looking to have fun, deepen your knowledge of the Bible, or develop lasting relationships with friends of all ages, you'll find an opportunity to connect with a loving community of faithful people at St. John the Divine
Sundays, 10:15am | Thru Nov 22
Small Group Series | Now Running

Sundays, 10:15am

Sundays, 10:15am

Oct 09, 2026 • 6:00pm
Save the Date for the third annual SJD Family Retreat from October 9-11, 2026. We will once again go to Camp Tejas. Registration opens August 1.

Sep 23, 2026 • 9:00am - 11:00am
Join the Episcopal Church Women at the home of Nancy Butler for a casual morning of coffee and conversation. Meet the new 2026-2027 Board and learn about one of St. John the Divine's community partners. Click below to RSVP.

Oct 04, 2026 • 5:00pm - 6:00pm
The Feast of St. Francis Assisi Evensong begins our monthly Choral Evensongs for the 2026-2027 year. St. Fransis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and creation, saw all creatures as reflections of God’s love and care.
Serving is a great way to get connected with others and make a difference. When you volunteer, you can make church feel like home, and share your faith in Houston and beyond.
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Introducing children 5th grade and younger to Christ and helping them develop a lasting relationship with God

Equipping students in grades 6 – 12 for a life of faith that continues long after they leave school and our program

Offering learning, fellowship, and service opportunities for people of all ages and stages of adulthood

How do we forgive when the wounds run deep? In this sermon, Jesus’ call to forgive “seventy-seven times” reminds us that forgiveness is not forgetting or ignoring injustice, but refusing to remain captive to the past. By returning to the mercy we have received at the cross, we can trust the Holy Spirit to lead us toward healing, freedom, and a life no longer ruled by resentment.