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Join
us ...
We're
restoring more than a building
St.
John's Chapel (est. 1839) got new life in May 2006 when the Rt.
Rev. Edward L. Salmon Jr., XIII Bishop of the Diocese of South Carolina,
pledged that it would be "blessed, restored and rebuilt" to
serve as a spiritual hub for people in Charleston's 1.4-square-mile Eastside
community.
The
chapel started in 1839 as a place to spread
the Gospel to Charleston's poor. After serving in various community capacities
for almost 150 years, the chapel closed in 1986.
Today, there's a
four-phase plan (mission; goals)
that you're invited to join to help return the chapel into becoming a
vibrant part of Charleston's spiritual life:
First Phase
- Chapel, Sacristy, offices
- Chapel
and Sacristy
- Educational
Building (1st
floor)
- Restore
the Administrative offices/Ministry offices/Board room
- Hallway
(floors and ceiling) and sprinkler system
- Painting
of the church building (external)
- Windows
completed
- Complete
HVAC
- Projected
date: September 2007
Second Phase
- Church Building
Third Phase
- Second floor
- Educational
Building (the African American Family Center for Biblical Dialogue)
- Intimate
Prayer Chapel
Fourth Phase
- Gymnasium/Youth Complex
- Projected
opening: September 2014
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Coming events
FEB
12-18, 2012: Freedom Week Celebration: Absalom Jones and Richard
Allen. "A Week of Vespers."
More
information.
FEB.
22-25, 2012: "The Master's
Leadership Symposium: Training of Mighty Men of Valor."
More
information
Register
now
Schedule
of times, speakers.

Contact us
18
Hanover Street | Charleston, SC 29403
P.O. Box 21832 | Charleston, SC 29413
Telephone: 843-720-3603
Facsimile: 843-720-3602
Email: dhw_jr@bellsouth.net
The
Rev. Dr. Dallas H. Wilson, Jr.,
Vicar
The
Rt. Rev. Mark J. Lawrence,
Bishop XIV, The Diocese of South Carolina
Resources
For
Diocesan Information, please click
here.
For
driving directions to the Chapel, please click
here.
For
Terminology, please click
here.
Episcopal
Lectionary Page, please click
here.
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