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What is the St. John's Bible?

 

The St. John's Bible is a work of art and a work of theology. It was commissioned 25 years ago by Saint John’s University & Abbey in Minnesota, and created by Donald Jackson, former Senior Scribe to the Crown Office, along with a small collaborative team of scribes and artists. The first handwritten and illuminated Bible to be commissioned by a Benedictine monastery in more than 500 years, it brings together the ancient techniques of calligraphy and illumination with an ecumenical Christian approach to the Bible rooted in Benedictine spirituality

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How can I learn more or take part?

 

For two months during the season of Lent, beginning on February 18, St. Thomas will be hosting a full-sized printed version of the St. John’s Gospels and Acts for use in our liturgy and formation for all ages! This is a unique opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to come closer to Holy Scripture than ever before.

 

You can learn more about the St. Johns' Gospel here

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For more information, contact the Rev. Shane Carlson. Stay tuned for more about how you can be part of the St. John's Bible experience at St. Thomas! 

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8398 NE 12th Street, Medina, Washington, 98039
 

(425) 454-9541 | Located just west of Downtown Bellevue

We worship on Sundays at 8am (in-person) and
10am (in-person and livestream)

Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9AM-3PM

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