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Saint John's Episcopal Church
Episcopal · Mobile, AL
Episcopal in Mobile
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About this church
Saint John's Episcopal Church in Mobile, Alabama, is a historic congregation dating back to 1853, located at 1707 Government Street. Sunday worship begins at 10 a.m., and services are broadcast weekly on the church's Facebook page. The usual Sunday service is Holy Eucharist Rite Two, which includes readings from the Old and New Testaments, a sermon, prayers for the community and the world, and Holy Communion. During Lent the church uses Rite One, a more traditional form from the Book of Common Prayer. A posted schedule lists the date, lectionary reading, and service for each Sunday, with a bulletin for each.
When clergy are unable to be present on a Sunday, the congregation gathers for Morning Prayer, which includes readings, psalms, canticles, and a reflection. The church keeps many high church practices on holy days and through the Easter season, including a sung Mass, the singing of the Eucharistic prayers, the sprinkling of holy water, incense, and elaborate vestments. The clergy can be reached through a contact form for questions about the church, prayer requests, or pastoral services. Confirm current times on the website or by calling the church.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home: address, history, livestream · About our services · Schedule and bulletins
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Location
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6101 Grelot Rd
Sanctuary Worship — Sunday 9:00 AM
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Sunday Worship — 7:45 AM
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Sunday Worship — 9:00 AM
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Sunday services — 8:00, 9:15, and 10:30 a.m.
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