St. Johns UCC Richmond VA

St. Johns UCC Richmond VA No matter who you are or where you are in your faith journey, you are welcome here. Join us in-person or via live-stream. https://www.stjohnsrvaucc.org/

See our calendar for the Service Schedule and other events. As a community of faith led by God’s love, Christ’s example and the Holy Spirit’s presence, we the congregation of St. John’s United Church of Christ of Richmond, Virginia declare ourselves to be Open and Affirming. Recognizing that people desire to bring their whole selves to the church, this congregation offers extravagant welcome and h

ospitality to everyone, as we strive to embrace, without limits, differences in age; education; faith journey; family structure; gender; marital status; mental and physical health and ability; racial and cultural identity and background; sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression; and socioeconomic circumstance. With God’s grace, we invite all into the full life and ministry of the church including worship, sacraments, rites, responsibilities, and leadership, as we celebrate the blessings, joys and challenges of life in Christ.

Special Election: RedistrictingApril 21, 2026Vote early, now - April 18th.Election Day - April 21, 6am- 7pmRegister, che...
04/13/2026

Special Election: Redistricting
April 21, 2026

Vote early, now - April 18th.
Election Day - April 21, 6am- 7pm

Register, check your registration, find voting locations, absentee ballot request and more at: Virginia Department of Elections https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation

If you will be 18 or older on November 3, 2026, you can register now and vote in this special election.

NO Kings March this Saturday. You have heard that some of us from St. John's are planning on attending the NO KINGS Marc...
03/27/2026

NO Kings March this Saturday.

You have heard that some of us from St. John's are planning on attending the NO KINGS March this Saturday. There are two separate events happening in Richmond on the same day. They are BOTH called NO KINGS.

I will be joining others from church at the event taking place in Monroe Park 1 - 3. You are welcome to park at church and walk down together. I'll be leaving church and walking down at 12:30 p.m..

Please email me and let me know if you are going to attend.

Peace,
Pastor Susan

Get Your Tickets NowGet your Tickets now for the St. John's Community Players' 2026 spring cabaret Unmuted: The Voice of...
03/12/2026

Get Your Tickets Now

Get your Tickets now for the St. John's Community Players' 2026 spring cabaret Unmuted: The Voice of Herstory.

The Sassy, Soulful Sirens are back with a special program for Women's History Month. This performance centers on unmuting women's voices through song and story.

We hope you'll join us for this intimate experience celebrating women's expression, resilience, and connection.

Thursday March 19 at 7pm
Friday March 20 at 7pm
Saturday March 21 is SOLD OUT!
Sunday March 22 at 2pm

Tickets are On Sale NOW !

As always, your ticket includes a reserved seat, dessert, and coffee. Other refreshments will be for sale.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Join us for an uplifting Ash Wednesday service on February 18th at noon, both in-person and online. After the service, e...
02/16/2026

Join us for an uplifting Ash Wednesday service on February 18th at noon, both in-person and online. After the service, enjoy a light lunch provided by our Congregational Life and Care Ministry. We are also collecting food for Feed More, helping those in need in Central Virginia. Let's come together as a community to support one another!

Email from St. John's United Church of Christ Ash Wednesday Worship information and other Church News ASH WEDNESDAY UPDATE February 16th, 2026  Worship with us. Wednesday, February 18th at NOON - I

From the UCC ...
01/25/2026

From the UCC ...

🕯️🙏🏾 The Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia A. Thompson United Church of Christ General Minister and President/CEO has issued a special statement and prayer following today’s fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minneapolis:

“This is God’s Message: Attend to matters of justice. Set things right between people. Rescue victims from their exploiters. Don’t take advantage of the homeless, the orphans, the widows. Stop the murdering!” (Jeremiah 22:3, MSG)

The peace we long for seems elusive, as we witness the violence in Minneapolis. We are shocked by the murder of Alex Pretti by ICE agents today in the streets of Minneapolis, a mere 17 days after the murder of Renee Nicole Good. We grieve the loss of these lives and pray for their families and loved ones during this time of grief and sorrow.

We pray for the city of Minneapolis, for its leaders and for clergy and spiritual leaders who are offering care to this city that continues to experience the violence, tyranny, and oppression in the presence and actions of ICE agents. We pray for an end to the violence and hatred unleashed on immigrant communities and pray safety for those most vulnerable, even as we pray for those who seek to care for those whose lives are threatened by the presence of these federal agents.

The United Church of Christ joins the faith community in strongly condemning the on-going actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as it continues to bring death and violence to the streets of Minneapolis. The use of lethal force on unarmed and non-threatening individuals continues to result in loss of life and injury. The abduction of people on the streets of major cities, the profiling of individuals, the targeting of immigrants, and the escalation of deportations are violating the human rights of millions. Added to the increased militarization of cities, communities that house some of the most vulnerable now find themselves under siege. It is time to stop the murdering. It is time to stop the violence. It is time to return peace to our nation’s cities.

The deployment of masked agents in the nation’s cities has escalated fear, anxiety, and tension in communities where immigrants and people of color continue to be profiled and targeted to be stopped, detained, and arrested. As people of faith, we call for the removal of ICE from Minneapolis and other cities, and for the removal of the National Guard. We call for truth telling and for accountability in these two deaths, seeking justice for the lives lost, and for those whose lives are disrupted by the actions of ICE.

Today we mourn, weeping at the injustices being meted on neighbors. We mourn the loss of freedom, dignity, and respect. We mourn the loss of these lives.

God, we long for peace in our communities, peace that is promised, peace that is everlasting. We cry out for the loss of lives to violence in the streets of the United States. Grant us the courage to see and speak the truth. Help us to be witnesses to your presence and to the call to love our neighbors as ourselves. Restore peace to the land and to our communities. Set things right among us we pray. Amen.

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01/24/2026

Keep safe from the weather and join us ONLINE this Sunday at 10:30am for worship! 🙏
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Join us for the MLK Vigil for Peace on January 19th, 2026, at the Virginia War Memorial. This candlelight vigil will hon...
01/15/2026

Join us for the MLK Vigil for Peace on January 19th, 2026, at the Virginia War Memorial. This candlelight vigil will honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by promoting peace both locally and globally. Bring your friends, signs, and warmth as we gather to reflect on his message. Together, we can make a difference.

Email from St. John's United Church of Christ . St. John's UCC Special Notice - MLK Vigil for Peace MLK Vigil for Peace St. John’s United Church of Christ Richmond, Virginia January 15, 2026 MLK Vigi

Today's opportunity to love our neighbors
12/18/2025

Today's opportunity to love our neighbors

Email from St. John's United Church of Christ for all those who've passed away this year while experiencing homelessness National Homeless Persons Memorial Day Service: "Longest Night: A Service of C

12/09/2025

The Church Office is closed Tuesday, December 9th, due to icy weather conditions.

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503 Stuart Cir
Richmond, VA
23220

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

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