St. John’s Episcopal Church Johns Island

St. John’s Episcopal Church Johns Island Grounded in the Word,
Rooted in Worship,
Loving the World. Established in 1734, St. We welcome you!

John’s Episcopal Church is located in Charleston, South Carolina on Johns Island near the Angel Oak. We serve the nearby sea island communities including, Johns Island, Wadmalaw Island, and the islands of Kiawah and Seabrook. A Blessing for the Sea Islands
May the love of the Lord of the sea islands enfold you;
May the spirit of salt marsh and sweetgrass enliven you;
May the gracious and gentle s

ea breezes renew you;
May the grandeur and grace of the great live oak fortify you;
May the ready resilience of the palmetto steady you;
May you love the Lord Jesus as beautifully as he has loved you;
And the blessing of God Almighty: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit be upon you now and always. Amen

*Please visit our website for more information or our YouTube channel for recorded messages.

“We will, with God’s help.” - Homily by Seminarian Stephen Wilson for Sunday, September 6, 2026 (YouTube link below)
09/06/2026

“We will, with God’s help.” - Homily by Seminarian Stephen Wilson for Sunday, September 6, 2026
(YouTube link below)

Waters That Haunt and Heal (YouTube link below)The rivers, creeks, marshes, and tidal waters of the Lowcountry have shap...
09/05/2026

Waters That Haunt and Heal
(YouTube link below)

The rivers, creeks, marshes, and tidal waters of the Lowcountry have shaped the Sea Islands for generations. They carry our history, sustain life, hold our memories, and remind us how deeply connected we are to the world God has entrusted to our care.

In Waters That Haunt and Heal, the Rev. Calhoun “Callie” Walpole, Rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church on Johns Island, invites us to look more closely at the waters that surround us and consider what they ask of us in return.

These reflections are an invitation to remember, to listen, and to recognize the care of our rivers and waterways as more than an environmental concern. It is an act of gratitude, responsibility, and love for this place we call home.

May these stories deepen our connection to the Lowcountry and Sea Islands and inspire us to care for these waters so they may continue to sustain and shape generations to come.

Homily for Sunday, August 30, The Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost with The Reverend Shawn Griffith (link below for You...
08/30/2026

Homily for Sunday, August 30,
The Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost with The Reverend Shawn Griffith (link below for YouTube)

Rector’s Video Series Returns!Be on the lookout Thursday afternoons for a new video each week. This new series titled “W...
08/27/2026

Rector’s Video Series Returns!
Be on the lookout Thursday afternoons for a new video each week. This new series titled “Waters that Haunt and Heal”, focuses on our local Sea Island creeks and rivers. The first video in this series deals with the Stono River.
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Waters That Haunt and HealThe rivers, creeks, marshes, and tidal ...

“A New Year”Today’s Lessons from the Angel Oak Subscribe to our YouTube Channel linked in comments and click the follow ...
08/26/2026

“A New Year”
Today’s Lessons from the Angel Oak
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Blessing of the Bookbags and the Feast of St. Bartholomew (link below)The Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina
08/24/2026

Blessing of the Bookbags and the Feast of St. Bartholomew (link below)
The Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina

“Pop quiz” - Homily for Sunday, August 23, 2026 The Feast of Bartholomew and Blessing of the Bookbags (link to YouTube b...
08/23/2026

“Pop quiz” -
Homily for Sunday, August 23, 2026
The Feast of Bartholomew and Blessing of the Bookbags
(link to YouTube below)

“I am Joseph, your brother” - homily for Sunday, August 16, 2026 (YouTube links below)
08/18/2026

“I am Joseph, your brother” - homily for Sunday, August 16, 2026
(YouTube links below)

“Against the Wind”- Today’s Lesson from the Angel Oak is on our YouTube Channel. See link in comments.
08/13/2026

“Against the Wind”- Today’s Lesson from the Angel Oak is on our YouTube Channel. See link in comments.

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3673 Maybank Highway
Charleston, SC
29455

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