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series called Tales from the Madhouse. A set of 15 - 20 minute vignettes of a series of visits to an 18th Century insane asylum, Tales from the
| Address | 2827 Wheat St Columbia, SC 29205-2515 |
| Phone | (803) 799-4767 |
| Website | www.stjohnscolumbia.org |
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Children's Advent Festival will feature light supper, fellowship and crafts. We will make symbols of the season: bells, angels, wreaths, stars, and the Nativity. Bring a friend and canned goods for Harvest Hope. Barr Center, 5:00 pm.
Tales from a Madhouse
On November 14, a special class begins with breakfast and Rev. Brad Wilson presenting a
series called Tales from the Madhouse. A set of 15 - 20 minute vignettes of a series of visits to an 18th Century insane asylum, Tales from the Madhouse takes you to hear one person who was present at the crucifixion: Pilate's wife, the centurion, Judas, the penitent thief, etc. Each has his or her unique tale to tell. These brief cameos were produced by BBC and feature many of England's finest actors. Following, St. John’s Episcopal Church, we will have an opportunity to chat and reflect on the visit - and why the inmate is there. Class meets in the Multi-Purpose Room in Heyward Hall after the 7:45 Service every Second Sunday.
MOMS Welcomes all Mothers
to join us Anytime!
We have resumed our weekly Tuesday morning meetings in the parlor from 9:30 am until 12:00 pm. Childcare is provided. Contact Cope Fralick at 397-2544 for more information.
Put your knowledge to use and help a child to learn. Call Barbara Mullen, 252-1571.
Preparing you to accept God's grace, grow in faith
and serve Christ in the world.
10:15 am - Sunday School for All Ages
During the 10:30 am service children leave to go to Heyward Hall to listen to the Gospel on their level. Ages: 3K, 4K, 5K
Check out our Youth Blog for our schedule of events and join us
Parish Office is open 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.
Want more information? Please call the parish office at 799-4767 or email our parish receptionist.
We can help each other. Our informal confidential group to support families whose loved ones are living with mental illness or addiction will meet Sunday, December 5, at 5:30 pm in the parlor. We invite you to join us. Feel free to call Mary Bryan, 254-8235, or Barbara Mullen, 252-1571, if you have questions.
Children's Advent Festival will feature light supper, fellowship and crafts. We will make symbols of the season: bells, angels, wreaths, stars, and the Nativity. Bring a friend and canned goods for Harvest Hope. Barr Center, 5:00 pm.
Tales from a Madhouse
On November 14, a special class begins with breakfast and Rev. Brad Wilson presenting a
series called Tales from the Madhouse. A set of 15 - 20 minute vignettes of a series of visits to an 18th Century insane asylum, Tales from the Madhouse takes you to hear one person who was present at the crucifixion: Pilate's wife, the centurion, Judas, the penitent thief, etc. Each has his or her unique tale to tell. These brief cameos were produced by BBC and feature many of England's finest actors. Following, St. John’s Episcopal Church, we will have an opportunity to chat and reflect on the visit - and why the inmate is there. Class meets in the Multi-Purpose Room in Heyward Hall after the 7:45 Service every Second Sunday.
MOMS Welcomes all Mothers
to join us Anytime!
We have resumed our weekly Tuesday morning meetings in the parlor from 9:30 am until 12:00 pm. Childcare is provided. Contact Cope Fralick at 397-2544 for more information.
Put your knowledge to use and help a child to learn. Call Barbara Mullen, 252-1571.
Preparing you to accept God's grace, grow in faith
and serve Christ in the world.
10:15 am - Sunday School for All Ages
During the 10:30 am service children leave to go to Heyward Hall to listen to the Gospel on their level. Ages: 3K, 4K, 5K
Check out our Youth Blog for our schedule of events and join us
Parish Office is open 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.
Want more information? Please call the parish office at 799-4767 or email our parish receptionist.
We can help each other. Our informal confidential group to support families whose loved ones are living with mental illness or addiction will meet Sunday, December 5, at 5:30 pm in the parlor. We invite you to join us. Feel free to call Mary Bryan, 254-8235, or Barbara Mullen, 252-1571, if you have questions.
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