Small Groups

Centering Prayer

Contemplative prayer is a rich element of our Christian tradition. All are welcome for Centering Prayer on Mondays. Join at 5:20 pm for a brief check-in, then we begin at 5:30 with calming music, opening prayer, 20 minutes of silence, and closing prayer.

Coordinator: Dan Hurley
When: Every Monday at 5:20 pm on Zoom

Graceful Aging

This class is concerned with inner and outer Self awareness–alignment of body and spirit. It’s based on yoga –the simplicity of breathing, stretching and strengthening, but is also designed to help you experience your own unique being through some free movement. After 30 minutes of deep breathing and mindful movement, we turn to a deep guided relaxation in our chairs which naturally flows into a few moments of stillness where we may access God’s presence within us.

Coordinator: Bunny Low
When: Wednesday’s from 4:30 to 5:15 pm

Daughters of the King

Daughters of the King is a worldwide organization of women who commit themselves to prayer and service.

“Empowered by the Holy Spirit, our vision as Daughters of the King is to know Jesus Christ, to make Him known to others, and to become reflections of God’s love throughout the world.”

Coordinator: Maria Dameron

Wednesday Book Group

Bold conversation enlivens our faith and strengthens our relationships. This book group meets weekly to study books on topics relating to social justice, advocacy, theology, and welcome. We have an active and lively group that tackles tough and relevant topics from some of today’s most engaging authors.

Coordinator: Anna Wadsworth
When: Every Wednesday, 11 to 12:30 pm on Zoom

Sunday Book Group

This group has met for many years and covers a wide range of books, including Death Comes for the Archbishop, Hidden Figures, and Between the World and Me. For the group’s 2026 reading list, click here.

Coordinator: Diane Neumann
When: Second Sunday of the month; from May to September, 9 am, October to April, 11:30 am.

Knitting Group

Crafting together has helped us build relationships and support one another. All skill levels are welcome! We have several skilled people who enjoy teaching others.

Stargazers

Stargazers is a support group for women who have lost their spouse or significant other through death. We meet monthly in a comfortable social setting to give widows an opportunity to share experiences, learn from one another and others, and build community as friends in faith.

Coordinator: Alexis Hertel and Mary Lynn Grover
When: The second Sunday of each month at 9 am in Room 107.

Beloved

Beloved is a fellowship group for LGBTQIA+ members of Saint John’s. The group gathers for social events, spiritual formation events, and service opportunities. More information is here.

Coordinators: Enrique Cintrón, enrique@sjcathedral.org; Canon Paul Keene, paul@sjcathedral.org.

20s & 30s

Saint John’s invites young adults together for spiritual exploration, service opportunities, and social connection. This group seeks to navigate the realities of adulthood and the world through a community supported by shared faith and by one another. We gather for service opportunities, social events, and spiritual growth.

Coordinator: Canon Paul Keene

40s & 50s

Our shared life experiences at this stage in life bring us together to socialize and connect with one another. This group is intentionally social and spiritual in nature, offering spaces to reflect on faith in this stage of life, as well as enjoy the camaraderie of Saint John’s 40s & 50s community.

For more information, please sign up for our email list.

Coordinator: Brelle Albert and Ben Wiederholt

60+ Group

Just as Jesus said to Simon Peter, “Put out into deep water, and let down the nets for a catch,” we understand Jesus calls us to go deeper into our spiritual lives and deeper into community. The 60+ Group is a place to build community with people in similar life stages, and share the spiritual journey together.

Coordinator: Canon Paul Keene