St. John's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. John's Episcopal Church celebrates Holy Eucharist at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday at 4 Fountain Square in Larchmont. The 8 a.m. liturgy is the quieter option, while the 10 a.m. service includes music and is livestreamed. A typical Sunday follows the Episcopal pattern of Scripture readings, prayers, a sermon, the peace, and Communion; visitors may participate at their own comfort level, and the weekly leaflet helps newcomers follow the order. The church describes its community as welcoming and inclusive, with room for people at different points in faith.

The present stone church was consecrated in 1894 and reflects an English Gothic design, giving worship a historic setting close to the center of Larchmont. Formation and fellowship extend beyond the two liturgies through study, music, parish gatherings, pastoral care, and opportunities for children and adults. One recurring outreach is Midnight Run, through which volunteers prepare food and clothing and travel into New York City to meet people experiencing homelessness. Other service and fellowship activities let newcomers participate without immediately taking on a large commitment. Guests who prefer a concise, spoken service may find 8 a.m. a natural introduction; those wanting choir, fuller congregational music, or an online preview can choose 10 a.m. and review a recent livestream before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official Sunday worship page, two Eucharists, music, and livestream · Official Sunday visitor page, liturgy, Communion, leaflet, and what to expect · Official history page, 1894 consecration, architecture, and parish development · Official Midnight Run page, food, clothing, volunteers, and homeless outreach

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