"The Heart of Christ in the Heart of Saint John"

A word from our pastor ...
Thank you for visiting our web site. Whether you are just browsing, or looking for a spiritual home, we welcome you in the name of Christ. The mission of our parish is to be: A community of followers of Jesus Christ called to spiritual growth, building one another up, and sharing the love of God in the wider community. This is what we strive to be and do at Stone Church. Our Vision is The heart of Christ in the heart of Saint John.

We have recently returned to worshipping in our church home on Carleton Street.  Our 190+ year old building has had a thorough interior renovation and is ready for our new season of worship and ministry in the Uptown. We would love to have you join us for worship or one of our many groups. Contact or visit us if we can be of any further assistance. (Office Hours are 8:30-11:30 am, Mon-Fri.)

May the Lord bless and keep you as you seek His presence and guidance in your life.

In Jesus,
John Paul Westin
 
"You are living stones that are being used to build a spiritual house." (1 Peter 2:4-6)
New during October and November ...

Dads & Tots Play Group

Saturday mornings from October 13 to November 17, 10:00-11:30 am
We are having a free Dads & Tots play group, a space for fathers to gather and play with their 3-5 year old.    A healthy snack will be served.  ​For more information or to register, call 653-6820 or email dadsandtots@gmail.com.

​This is a 6-week joint project of The International Anglican Roman Catholic Commission United in Mission (IARCCUM  SJ)

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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING Signed

On October 1, Bishop David Edwards and Roman Catholic Bishop Robert Harris signed a a memorandum of understanding to launch a joint mission project in Saint John. 

"A six-week program in Saint John to help fathers connect with their pre-school children is a small first step in what the two churches hope will become an international effort to start practical programs around the world." (from the CBC website)

Listen to the interview between CBC Information Morning's Hance Colburne and the co-chariman of IARCCUM, Bishop David Hamid of the Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe.
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