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Our beliefs

St. John's is a Church of England church in the heart of Stafford. Here at St. John's we combine the modern with the traditional to encourage and welcome all members of the family into the community. We hold our regular Sunday services as well as courses and special services for all ages!

Our vision

We have a vision of "Open doors and deep wells". We want to throw up the doors of the church to the wider community and encourage more people to get involved and explore their relationship with God. Each year we hold events within the parish to strengthen Littleworth as a community. Through deep wells we aim to deepen our relationship with God and ensure his work on earth is done.

Our parish

St. John's is the parish church for Littleworth which stretches across the A518 Weston Road covering large areas such as Tixall Road, Corporation Street, Beaconside as well as including Littleworth's business community, Stafford Hospital, Beacon Barracks (MOD Stafford), St. John's CE Primary School, Weston Road High School, Staffordshire Technology Park, Staffordshire University and much more! Click here to see our parish boundaries.

Our services

Because St. John's is such a large parish and not all worshippers can make it to church on Sunday, we have a Pastoral Care Team led by Pastoral Care Co-ordinator Kate Greatholder. The Team go out and visit parishioners across the parish and even have a team who takes communion out to them. The Pastoral Care Team ensure that all members of the church community are cared for and continue to be a part of our community, even if they are unable to make it to church regularly.

Our organisation

Although the church is led by a Rector the actual management of the church is carried out by a variety of church officials and volunteers. The church is managed by the Parochial Church Council (PCC) which is an elected body which any member of the Electoral Roll may join or elect members to. The work of the PCC is supported by sub-committees dedicated to particular areas of church life such as the Open Doors Group, the Hospitality Task Force, the Fabric Committee, the Flower Arrangements Group, the Communications Team and the World Focus Group which looks at ways that our local church can support people in less fortunate circumstances across the world. The Rector is supported in his work by two elected church wardens, two deputy church wardens, a verger and other lay ministers.

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