St. John’s Episcopal Church

About this church

St. John’s Episcopal Church is a historic Waterbury parish tracing its roots to an Anglican mission founded in 1732. Located on the Green, it combines Book of Common Prayer worship with English- and Spanish-language ministry, livestreaming, music, refugee support, food assistance, recovery meetings, and other community outreach. The parish’s history includes helping establish local institutions and providing space for programs serving the city.

Sunday Holy Eucharist Rite II or Morning Prayer begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by a Spanish Book of Common Prayer service at 11:30. Several times each year the two are replaced by one bilingual service at 10:00, so the event calendar should be checked before traveling. The English service has streamed online since 2020. Seasonal worship adds Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Easter, and Christmas schedules that differ from the ordinary pattern. An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is currently listed Friday at 7:30 p.m., and the outdoor labyrinth is available during daylight hours. Visitors seeking a bilingual congregation should note that English and Spanish are normally separate hours, with joint 10:00 worship only on selected dates. The corrected directory name standardizes punctuation while retaining the congregation’s own identity.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage and current parish activity · English, Spanish, bilingual, and seasonal worship schedules · 1732 roots and historic Waterbury presence · Community outreach, recovery groups, and service ministries

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