You are welcome and wanted here.

A church with a wide welcome, deep Christian spirituality, and opportunities for meaningful service in God's world.

You are welcome and wanted here.

A church of deep Christian spirituality, warm fellowship, and meaningful service in God's world. A place where every part of you is welcome.

Your First Visit

November Schedule

November 1 - Twenty Third Sunday after Pentecost
Communion celebrated, Church Directory photos taken

Monday & Thursday, November 2 & 5 - 1:30 PM | Senior Exercise Class

Wednesday, November 4 - 10 AM | Quilting

November 8 - Totenfest Sunday
Remembering the dead in church, Church Directory photos taken

Monday & Thursday, November 9 & 12 - 1:30 PM | Senior Exercise Class

Wednesday, November 11 - 10 AM | Quilting

November 15 - Twenty Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
Pastor Joshua Stewart Preaching

Monday & Thursday, November 16 & 19 - 1:30 PM | Senior Exercise Class

Wednesday, November 18 - 10 AM | Quilting

Thursday, November 19 - 9:30 AM | Bridges to Belonging Meeting

November 22 - Reign of Christ Sunday/Harvest Home
Youth Lesson, Young Adult Brunch, Thank Offering Collected, Hanging of the Green after Worship, Church Council, Community Thanksgiving Service

Monday, November 23 - 1:30 PM | Senior Exercise Class

November 29 - First Sunday of Advent

Monday, November 30 - 1:30 PM | Senior Exercise Class

How to find us:

100 S. Robinson Drive
Robinson, TX 76706

(254) 662-0621

stjohnucctx@gmail.com

Office Hours: Rev. Jacob works Monday - Thursday, 9 AM - 5 PM, but that work is not always in our church office, and we do not have a secretary. It might be a good idea to call ahead or email to make sure the pastor is available.

Join us for worship!

Our commitments:

Sundays at 11:00 AM

Worship at St. John is traditional in music and form, fresh in theology and thoughtfulness, inclusive in our welcome, and steeped in the hope of Christ Jesus.

We have earned the "Accessible to All" designation as a church which includes those with all abilities or disabilities.

We witness to God's love and grace for persons of every race, gender identity, age, sexual orientation, nationality, ethnicity, marital status, physical or mental ability, political stance, and theological perspective.

Our Beliefs

A place to belong.

Started in 1884 as a lighthouse of hope for German immigrants to the Waco and "Robinsonville" community, our church has grown and changed to become a diverse, inclusive spiritual home for Robinson and beyond. Though we are still a small church, we have added 9 new members in the last few months, and we'd love to meet you.

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