We’ve been around for 230+ years and counting.
St. John’s has been an important part of this community for more than 230 years. The church began to meet in 1789 and built the church building in 1798. St. John’s still worships in that church building, which has undergone several expansions over the years, and received a lovely restoration a few years ago. We live as close as down the street, elsewhere in Yonkers, in Tuckahoe, and Eastchester, in the River Towns, and all over Westchester County, and The Bronx.
St. John's was the first Episcopal church in Westchester County to have a freestanding altar, and the first to call a woman as rector.
The congregation has a reputation for friendliness, faithfulness, innovation and compassion. We think we’ll just keep building on that reputation. Our history is pretty cool – and we’d love you to help us with our next amazing chapter.
Click here for a history of the first 150 years of St. John’s life.
Click here for an essay on our history.
Click here for a look at our early parish life.
St. John’s has been an important part of this community for more than 230 years. The church began to meet in 1789 and built the church building in 1798. St. John’s still worships in that church building, which has undergone several expansions over the years, and received a lovely restoration a few years ago. We live as close as down the street, elsewhere in Yonkers, in Tuckahoe, and Eastchester, in the River Towns, and all over Westchester County, and The Bronx.
St. John's was the first Episcopal church in Westchester County to have a freestanding altar, and the first to call a woman as rector.
The congregation has a reputation for friendliness, faithfulness, innovation and compassion. We think we’ll just keep building on that reputation. Our history is pretty cool – and we’d love you to help us with our next amazing chapter.
Click here for a history of the first 150 years of St. John’s life.
Click here for an essay on our history.
Click here for a look at our early parish life.
