St. John Divine Episcopal Church

St. John Divine Episcopal Church 🙏 God loves you. St. John the Divine: A Legacy of Faith in Southshore

Founded in 1962, St. John the Divine has been a beacon of faith for over six decades.

No exceptions. ✝️❤️
✨ Join us for worship Sundays at ⏰ 8 AM & 10 AM
📲 Learn more at: stjohndivine.com
Southshore’s only Episcopal Church located in Sun City Center, FL. ⛪️ From humble beginnings in Ruskin to a thriving community in Sun City Center, generations have gathered here to worship, serve, and find belonging. Through seasons of joy and sorrow, this place has remained a constant refuge—a s

anctuary where faith is lived, hope is renewed, and love is not just spoken but demonstrated through action. Whether it’s celebrating times of peace or facing moments of hardship, baptisms or farewells, St. John the Divine has stood as a symbol of unwavering faith and enduring love. As Episcopalians, we follow Jesus Christ, guided by scripture and tradition. Our worship centers on the sacraments and is deeply rooted in liturgy, drawing from the traditional practices of the Church while speaking to the spiritual needs of today’s world. We firmly believe that God’s love is for everyone—no exceptions. We welcome all with open arms, just as Christ welcomed us, embracing the beauty and diversity of all God’s people. Sunday Worship at St John the Divine:
8 am - Rite 1 Traditional Communion Service
10 am - Rite 2 Traditional Communion Service
*Join us for Coffee Hour following both services*

Sunday Worship at Aston Gardens:
6 pm - Holy Communion Service
*Fellowship following the service*

09/07/2026

The truth is, when we struggle to show ourselves love, forgiveness, and kindness, we can't effectively give that to others. True self-love must come first.

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Loving yourself means taking good care of your mind, body, and spirit. Stewardship is about cherishing the gifts you've received and treating them with dignity and respect. How are you treating yourself today?

09/07/2026

No matter how hard we try, we can't conceal our actions, sins, or faults from God. He sees us completely, including the ways we fall short of Christ's example. There's nowhere to hide.

09/07/2026

Understanding self-worth leads to recognizing everyone's dignity and respect. Jesus calls us to reconciliation, a difficult but essential practice. True Christian community handles conflict with love and care, starting with self-love.

09/07/2026

God sees you not by accident, but as one of His beloved children. You are wonderfully and fearfully made, on purpose, with a life of meaning awaiting.

09/07/2026

Jesus came so we might have life abundantly. Let's take time to pray and reflect on experiencing that love from God, and the kindness and generosity we need to show ourselves. What does it mean for you?

09/07/2026

Understand God's perspective on you by quieting your mind and engaging in prayer. It's essential to disconnect from worldly messages and connect with God's loving presence, moving from our own thoughts into His.

09/07/2026

Loving yourself means recognizing your inherent dignity and worth. This understanding naturally extends to everyone else, fostering respect for all.

09/07/2026

Self-love starts with a divine perspective, not self-perception. It's about how God sees you, transcending flaws, talents, or actions. Embracing His view transforms everything.

09/07/2026

Are you more focused on your own perceived flaws, or on how God views you? The difference can change everything, especially when you're in His presence. Let go of the fear of judgment.

Address

1015 Del Webb Boulevard E
Sun City Center, FL
33573

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+18136333970

Website

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