St. John
Ida ON
L0A 1G0
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Who we are
Welcome!
St. John’s Ida is an Anglican Church, about 15 minutes west of Peterborough, with a long and rich history. Our mission statement is “To know Christ and to make him known”. This shapes the life of our community.
At a recent meeting the following responses were offered to the question: “what do we hold most dear?”
Family Scripture Gospel Preaching Music Feeling at Home Fellowship (caring within the Church family and beyond) That we know our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and we want to make him known.
We seek to cultivate a welcoming community where all people can come and grow in the knowledge and love of God who has made himself known supremely in Jesus Christ and who is present by the Holy Spirit.
If you are looking for a church family, regardless of your church background, where you can make new friends, belong and feel at home, then we encourage you to join us on a Sunday morning (9:30am). In addition to Sunday mornings we have a variety of activities that go on during the week, depending on the time of year (Tuesday Night Dinners, Bible Studies, Youth Groups, T-Ball, to name a few).
Peter Mills
Rector (Pastor)
St. John’s Ida is an Anglican Church, about 15 minutes west of Peterborough, with a long and rich history. Our mission statement is “To know Christ and to make him known”. This shapes the life of our community.
At a recent meeting the following responses were offered to the question: “what do we hold most dear?”
Family Scripture Gospel Preaching Music Feeling at Home Fellowship (caring within the Church family and beyond) That we know our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and we want to make him known.
We seek to cultivate a welcoming community where all people can come and grow in the knowledge and love of God who has made himself known supremely in Jesus Christ and who is present by the Holy Spirit.
If you are looking for a church family, regardless of your church background, where you can make new friends, belong and feel at home, then we encourage you to join us on a Sunday morning (9:30am). In addition to Sunday mornings we have a variety of activities that go on during the week, depending on the time of year (Tuesday Night Dinners, Bible Studies, Youth Groups, T-Ball, to name a few).
Rector (Pastor)
Location of worship
Church Pastor
The Rev. Peter Mills
Rector
1758 County Road 10
Ida,
ON
L0A 1G0
Canada
Phone: 705-944-5350
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Denomination
Anglican Church
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Leadership
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The Rev. Peter Mills
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Rector
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Administration
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Marilyn Marshall
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Church Secretary
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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 339
Millbrook, ON
L0A 1G0
Millbrook, ON
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Driving Directions to St. John
Travel/Direction Tips
We are about 15 minutes west of Peterborough and five minutes north of Millbrook. We are one minute north of the four way stop in Cavan (Highway 7a and County Road 10). These times are assuming that you are traveling by car!
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St. John Service Times
Worship Services
SUNDAY: Our Sunday service is held at 9:30 am.
We gather on Sunday mornings at 9:30 am. The first, third and fifth Sundays of each month are Holy Communion, while the second and fourth are services of Morning Prayer. Both forms of worship include prayer, Bible readings, uplifting hymns and songs and a hope-filled message.
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON:
Christmas Eve we begin our celebration of this most Holy Night at 7:00 pm. with a service for families and children. At 9:00 p.m. we have a quieter more reflective service.
On Christmas Day our service at 9:30 a.m.
NEW YEAR’S EVE:
On December 31st at 5:00 pm in the afternoon we hold a service of “Memories and Dreams”. This is a quiet, reflective service in which there is an opportunity to bring some closure to the year that is just ending, and to ask God’s blessing on our memories of what has been and on our hopes for what is to come.
THE LENTEN AND EASTER SEASON:
We begin our observation of Lent with an Ash Wednesday service held in the evening. During Holy week we offer Eucharist at mid-day on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Holy Thursday our service is in the evening with Eucharist. On Good Friday, at 11:00 am. there is a reading of the Passion and a Meditation of the Cross. Easter Sunday is a joyful celebration with Holy Eucharist and joyous music.
ROGATION:
In the Spring, around the time of the May 24th weekend, a time when we ask God’s blessing for the farms, farmers, animals and crops being planted. This service is normally held outside.
HARVEST THANKSGIVING:
Being a rural community, Harvest Thanksgiving is very significant. We celebrate with Holy Eucharist on the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend.
WEDDINGS AND BAPTISMS:
Weddings and Baptisms are arranged through the Rector. Baptism are usually held within the Sunday Eucharist Service.
It's been more than 9 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
SUNDAY: Our Sunday service is held at 9:30 am.
We gather on Sunday mornings at 9:30 am. The first, third and fifth Sundays of each month are Holy Communion, while the second and fourth are services of Morning Prayer. Both forms of worship include prayer, Bible readings, uplifting hymns and songs and a hope-filled message.
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON:
Christmas Eve we begin our celebration of this most Holy Night at 7:00 pm. with a service for families and children. At 9:00 p.m. we have a quieter more reflective service.
On Christmas Day our service at 9:30 a.m.
NEW YEAR’S EVE:
On December 31st at 5:00 pm in the afternoon we hold a service of “Memories and Dreams”. This is a quiet, reflective service in which there is an opportunity to bring some closure to the year that is just ending, and to ask God’s blessing on our memories of what has been and on our hopes for what is to come.
THE LENTEN AND EASTER SEASON:
We begin our observation of Lent with an Ash Wednesday service held in the evening. During Holy week we offer Eucharist at mid-day on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Holy Thursday our service is in the evening with Eucharist. On Good Friday, at 11:00 am. there is a reading of the Passion and a Meditation of the Cross. Easter Sunday is a joyful celebration with Holy Eucharist and joyous music.
ROGATION:
In the Spring, around the time of the May 24th weekend, a time when we ask God’s blessing for the farms, farmers, animals and crops being planted. This service is normally held outside.
HARVEST THANKSGIVING:
Being a rural community, Harvest Thanksgiving is very significant. We celebrate with Holy Eucharist on the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend.
WEDDINGS AND BAPTISMS:
Weddings and Baptisms are arranged through the Rector. Baptism are usually held within the Sunday Eucharist Service.
It's been more than 9 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
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St. John History
St. John FAQs
Question: Where is St. John located?
Answer: St. John is located at 1758 County Road 10, Ida, Ontario.
Question: Who is St. John's pastor?
Answer: St. John's pastor is The Rev. Peter Mills.
Question: What time is service at St. John?
Answer: Worship Services SUNDAY: Our Sunday service is held at 9:30 am. We gather on Sunday mornings at 9:30 am. The first, third and fifth Sundays of each month are Holy Communion, while the second and fourth are services of Morning Prayer. Both forms of worship include prayer, Bible readings, uplifting hymns and songs and a hope-filled message. THE CHRISTMAS SEASON: Christmas Eve we begin our celebration of this most Holy Night at 7:00 pm. with a service for families and children. At 9:00 p.m. we have a quieter more reflective service. On Christmas Day our service at 9:30 a.m. NEW YEAR’S EVE: On December 31st at 5:00 pm in the afternoon we hold a service of “Memories and Dreams”. This is a quiet, reflective service in which there is an opportunity to bring some closure to the year that is just ending, and to ask God’s blessing on our memories of what has been and on our hopes for what is to come. THE LENTEN AND EASTER SEASON: We begin our observation of Lent with an Ash Wednesday service held in the evening. During Holy week we offer Eucharist at mid-day on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. On Holy Thursday our service is in the evening with Eucharist. On Good Friday, at 11:00 am. there is a reading of the Passion and a Meditation of the Cross. Easter Sunday is a joyful celebration with Holy Eucharist and joyous music. ROGATION: In the Spring, around the time of the May 24th weekend, a time when we ask God’s blessing for the farms, farmers, animals and crops being planted. This service is normally held outside. HARVEST THANKSGIVING: Being a rural community, Harvest Thanksgiving is very significant. We celebrate with Holy Eucharist on the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend. WEDDINGS AND BAPTISMS: Weddings and Baptisms are arranged through the Rector. Baptism are usually held within the Sunday Eucharist Service.
Question: How can I get to St. John?
Answer: We are about 15 minutes west of Peterborough and five minutes north of Millbrook. We are one minute north of the four way stop in Cavan (Highway 7a and County Road 10). These times are assuming that you are traveling by car!
Question: What is St. John's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Johns-Anglican-Church-Ida/703001119750640
Question: What is St. John's website?
Answer: http://www.stjohnsida.com
Question: What denominaiton is St. John?
Answer: St. John belongs to Anglican Church denomination.
Answer: St. John is located at 1758 County Road 10, Ida, Ontario.
Question: Who is St. John's pastor?
Answer: St. John's pastor is The Rev. Peter Mills.
Question: What time is service at St. John?
Answer: Worship Services SUNDAY: Our Sunday service is held at 9:30 am. We gather on Sunday mornings at 9:30 am. The first, third and fifth Sundays of each month are Holy Communion, while the second and fourth are services of Morning Prayer. Both forms of worship include prayer, Bible readings, uplifting hymns and songs and a hope-filled message. THE CHRISTMAS SEASON: Christmas Eve we begin our celebration of this most Holy Night at 7:00 pm. with a service for families and children. At 9:00 p.m. we have a quieter more reflective service. On Christmas Day our service at 9:30 a.m. NEW YEAR’S EVE: On December 31st at 5:00 pm in the afternoon we hold a service of “Memories and Dreams”. This is a quiet, reflective service in which there is an opportunity to bring some closure to the year that is just ending, and to ask God’s blessing on our memories of what has been and on our hopes for what is to come. THE LENTEN AND EASTER SEASON: We begin our observation of Lent with an Ash Wednesday service held in the evening. During Holy week we offer Eucharist at mid-day on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. On Holy Thursday our service is in the evening with Eucharist. On Good Friday, at 11:00 am. there is a reading of the Passion and a Meditation of the Cross. Easter Sunday is a joyful celebration with Holy Eucharist and joyous music. ROGATION: In the Spring, around the time of the May 24th weekend, a time when we ask God’s blessing for the farms, farmers, animals and crops being planted. This service is normally held outside. HARVEST THANKSGIVING: Being a rural community, Harvest Thanksgiving is very significant. We celebrate with Holy Eucharist on the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend. WEDDINGS AND BAPTISMS: Weddings and Baptisms are arranged through the Rector. Baptism are usually held within the Sunday Eucharist Service.
Question: How can I get to St. John?
Answer: We are about 15 minutes west of Peterborough and five minutes north of Millbrook. We are one minute north of the four way stop in Cavan (Highway 7a and County Road 10). These times are assuming that you are traveling by car!
Question: What is St. John's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Johns-Anglican-Church-Ida/703001119750640
Question: What is St. John's website?
Answer: http://www.stjohnsida.com
Question: What denominaiton is St. John?
Answer: St. John belongs to Anglican Church denomination.
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St. John listing was last updated on the 4th of February, 2015
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