Welcome to St John's Church, Glastonbury

St John’s 2020 services — when and where

St John’s church building was closed for all of 2019 to undergo major refurbishment. Reopening date is February 23 in 2020. Meanwhile St John’s people, including choir, meet at the two other churches in the benefice. Changes to St John’s traditional location and time are underlined.

3rd Sunday (February 16)

8am Holy Communion (BCP, Book of Common Prayer 1662) at St Ben’s

note time change:

11am Holy Communion (St John’s and St Ben’s together) at St Ben’s, followed by lunch in church as a thank-you from St John’s to St Ben’s people for their hospitality over the past 14 months

Sunday February 23 — St John’s reopens

[No 8am Holy Communion service today, so that all can be together for the reopening celebration at 10am]

10am Benefice Communion at St John’s

5pm Evensong at St John’s

Wednesday February 26 — Ash Wednesday

7:30pm Sung Eucharist with Ashing at St John’s

1st Sunday of the month (March 1)

8am Holy Communion (BCP, Book of Common Prayer 1662) at St John’s

9:30am Holy Communion at St John’s

5pm Evensong at St John’s

2nd Sunday of the month (March 9)

8am Holy Communion (BCP) at St John’s

9:30am Holy Communion at St John’s

5pm Healing Service at St John’s

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— Mid-week services —

Every Tuesday

9am Morning Prayer at St Ben’s

10:30am Holy Communion at St Ben’s

10:30am Holy Communion at St Patrick's Chapel, Glastonbury Abbey

Every Wednesday

9am Morning Prayer at St Ben’s

Every Thursday (in summer)

10:30am Holy Communion at St Margaret’s Chapel, Magdalene Street

Every Friday

9am Morning Prayer at Abbey House

Wednesdays@One - Lunchtime Concerts in St John's in 2020
Wednesday 4th March - Wednesday 2nd September 2020

INSPIRE EVENING for those working with Children & Young People
Wednesday 11th March 2020

"COME & SING STAINER'S CRUCIFIXION" - Saturday 21st March, 6pm
Saturday 21st March 2020

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St John's is part of the Inclusive Church network

St John's affirms that it does not discriminate, on any level, on grounds of economic power, gender, mental health, physical ability, race or sexuality.  more
Added: 15th October 2018

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To create a modern, fresh, and flexible interior within a medieval church building to enhance worship, to provide an open space for a variety of worship and community activities, and to display and celebrate the historical legacy of the building and its prominent place within the Town of Glastonbury.

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