Journal
The St John’s Journal is issued three to four times a year. Its purpose is to provide a vehicle of communication and to inform members of the St John’s congregation of news, initiatives, and events which are either pending or have recently occurred. It also imparts information on the wider outreaches of our church.
Each issue aims to include the stories of one or two members of the congregation. They give a brief synopsis of their lives so that membership of the church family can becomes much friendlier and more neighbourly. It is distributed to many past members of the St John’s family and as such provides a welcome link.
It also seeks to be an historical document recording baptisms, marriages and deaths within the congregation. Copies can be kept for the church archives.
The Journal has existed in its present form since 2006, with Rosemary Maclean as its editor and Bob Potter and David Maclean providing most of the photographs. Contributions to the Journal are always welcome and can be submitted to journal@stjohnswahroonga.org or directly to Rosemary.
Recent issues…
Recent Journal News
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- Who are Playjays?
- What are cartophiles?
- What might happen on September 26th?
- What have mushrooms to do with St John’s?
- Who in the congregation was born in Parramatta?
- What are those things in the photo?
All these questions, and many others, are answered in the winter journal. Order a paper copy from Rosemary, or download it here!
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The winter issue of St. John’s Journal will be coming out in late June. So start writing those articles and get them to Rosemary Maclean or to journal@stjohnswahroonga.org, the sooner the better!
As an experiment to reduce printing costs and environmental impact, this issue of the journal will only be printed to order – but you’ll be able to get the full colour version right here on the website!
