We are a Church with a rich and wonderful past. Both as a Cathedral and downtown parish, St. John's has been a vital creative center. Our ministries span the gamut: cultural, social and spiritual. Our liturgy is profoundly beautiful. Our music incomparable. Our parish family wonderfully diverse.

Cathedral Choir
Consisting of 40 singers, the Choir at St. John's is an integral part of the worship experience, singing every Sunday in the regular services, and also for Carol Services, Evensongs as well as Holy Day services.



Cathedral Choristers
The St. John's Cathedral Choristers is a children's choir, 3rd through 12th grade. They sing several Sundays per month and on selected special services throughout the year.

Music played before and after the services on the 63-rank Austin Pipe Organ is chosen for spiritual reflection, or as accents for special holidays.

Some of the world's most distinguished organ and choral professionals have been invited to play recitals at St. John's on the 63-rank Austin Pipe Organ. The roster includes Simon Preston (formerly Westminster Abbey), John Scott (St. Paul's Cathedral, London, now at New York's St. Thomas Church), Marvin Mills, Thomas Murray, Judith Hancock (St. Thomas, NYC), Christopher Herrick ( Hyperion recording artist), Wilma Jensen, Marilyn Keiser, Frederick Swann (formerly at Crystal Cathedral, CA and Riverside Church, NYC), Thomas Trotter (England), Christopher Deamley (St. Paul's Cathedral, London), David Briggs (Gloucester Cathedral, England), Richard Tanner (Blackburn Cathedral, England) and Frederick Hohman(Midnight Pipes and Pro Organo). Additionally, composers such as Andrew Clarke and Byron Adams have been commissioned to create works for St. John's.

We invite you to "come and see," join us in worship, fellowship and community outreach as the Cathedral in the heart of the city, with the city in it's heart.

Visit...www.saintjohnscathedral.org

Saint John's Episcopal Cathedral
256 East Church Street
Duval at Market Street
Jacksonville FL 32202
Phone: 904-356-5507