GRACE and ST JOHN’S
An Episcopal church in the diocese of Connecticut
2927 Dixwell Avenue (P. O. Box 185065), Hamden, CT 06518
OFFICE@GRACEANDSTPETERS.ORG 203-248-4338
GRACE AND ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You!
Join us in worship in our historic sanctuary
built as Grace Church in 1820
then known as Grace and St Peter's from 1990 to 2022
and now as Grace and St John's
upon the merger of Grace and St Peter's
with St John the Evangelist
formerly of Wallingford
Worship is also livestreamed on Zoom
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 2023
TRINITY SUNDAY
10:00 am
WORSHIP at ST THOMAS'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, NEW HAVEN
HOLY EUCHARIST AND CONFIRMATION
The Rt. Rev. Jeffrey Mello, presiding and preaching
On this Sunday, we are worshiping together with two New Haven parishes as we present four young members of our congregation for Confirmation
St Thomas's is located on Whitney Avenue just over the New Haven line
between Ogden and Cliff Streets.
All are welcome at Dinner for a Dollar, our community supper,
from 6:00 to 7:00 pm every Friday.
Meals may be served on a take-out basis or at tables indoors,
as announced, depending on health risks
Dinner for a Dollar is also offered on Saturdays, 6:00 to 7:00 pm,
at Hamden Plains United Methodist Church
and on Sundays from 3:00 to 4:00 pm (drive-up or walk-up) at
1935 State Street, Hamden
To download a poster with locations and hours for Dinner for a Dollar,
click this box:
Details and Zoom links for livestreams and videos of our services and other events
continue to be provided to members by email and in our weekly e-News.
If you are in need of prayer, counsel, or other help,
or would like to know more about our church
or be added to our email list,
please contact the church office at 203-248-4338,
or use the “Contact Us” link at the bottom of this page.
Stay in touch:
We are a Christian community welcoming and accepting of all people
for worship, praise, fellowship and prayer.
We strive for justice and peace among all people
and respect the dignity of every human being.
GRACE AND ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
AT THE CROSSROADS
Centerville, Hamden, CT
at the corner of Whitney and Dixwell Avenues, across from Hamden Town Hall
Grace and St John’s is a wonderfully kind, generous and welcoming community, worshiping together … serving our neighbors … sharing God’s love.
This new congregation results from the merger of Grace and St Peter’s in Hamden
with St John the Evangelist, Yalesville.
A new website reflecting our new name and
our wider history
will be created over the coming months.
WE ARE A CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
... welcoming and accepting of all people for worship, praise, fellowship and prayer.
We strive for justice and peace among all people and respect the dignity of every human being.
SERVING OUR NEIGHBORS
At Grace and St John’s, we bring the Gospel into the world, giving our time and hearts to doing God’s work.
Every Friday night we host a dinner for the community.
We have many regular guests that come to enjoy the great home-cooked meal and friendly conversations.
We also participate in many other outreach ministries in the Hamden-New Haven area.
THE REVEREND
ROBERT BERGNER,
RECTOR
We are called to love and support each other, to share each other’s joys and sorrows, to pray for one another, to encourage one another and to comfort one another.
We are called to gather together in worship, to sing, to pray, and to hear and reflect on scripture, to break bread
and share the Body of Christ.
We are called to go out into the world,
to serve our neighbors and to share
the good news of God’s love and Christ’s victory over sin and death.
Click here to read Rev. Bob’s blog, “Thoughts from the Center Aisle”
HISTORY
Grace and St. John’s is the product of a succession of mergers: first, the merger in 1990 of two parishes, Grace Church in Centerville and St Peter's on the Hill, Benham Street.
St. Peter’s did not exist until 1958, but the history of Grace Church stretches back 200 years before the merger, when our nation was newly independent, the Episcopal Church USA had only recently established its own constitution and structure apart from the Church of England, and the town of Hamden was little more than a dusty crisscrossing of paths in the countryside.
Welcomes You!
Join us in worship in our historic sanctuary
built as Grace Church in 1820
then known as Grace and St Peter's from 1990 to 2022
and now as Grace and St John's
upon the merger of Grace and St Peter's
with St John the Evangelist
formerly of Wallingford
Worship is also livestreamed on Zoom
SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2023
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
HOLY EUCHARIST AT 9:00 am
All are welcome at Dinner for a Dollar, our community supper,
from 6:00 to 7:00 pm every Friday.
Meals may be served on a take-out basis or at tables indoors,
as announced, depending on health risks
Dinner for a Dollar is also offered on Saturdays, 6:00 to 7:00 pm,
at Hamden Plains United Methodist Church
and on Sundays from 3:00 to 4:00 pm (drive-up or walk-up) at
1935 State Street, Hamden
To download a poster with locations and hours for Dinner for a Dollar,
click this box:
Details and Zoom links for livestreams and videos of our services and other events
continue to be provided to members by email and in our weekly e-News.
If you are in need of prayer, counsel, or other help,
or would like to know more about our church
or be added to our email list,
please contact the church office at 203-248-4338,
or use the “Contact Us” link at the bottom of this page.
Stay in touch:
There is a small parking lot behind the church, and parking is also available on Sundays in the lot behind the DeMatteo building, next door to the church grounds.
Enter the DeMatteo lot by the driveway right next to the church’s EXIT driveway.
CONTACT US
2927 Dixwell Avenue (P. O. Box 185065)
Hamden, CT 06518
203-248-4338