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History of St. John's Cathedral

St. John’s Cathedral has always stood on this very spot, Billy Goat Hill, the highest geographical point in Jacksonville. Our Cathedral has a rich past that you can read about in the attached PDFs. When the population began moving out of the downtown area in the 1960s, this congregation felt strongly that God was calling us to stay here in the heart of the city. Since that time, the Cathedral has birthed all kinds of ministries, caring for the homeless, for children and the elderly, and working to promote the arts, education and healthcare. We are now striving to create a vibrant neighborhood around Billy Goat Hill, a place where diverse peoples of many income levels can live and grow together. We believe that by worshipping and serving God in the urban core, we can catch a glimpse of God’s love.




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History of SJC

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Sermons

  • Jan 17 | The Very Rev. Kate Moorehead
    Sermon: Listening to God
  • Jan 10 | The Rev. Dr. Bob Dannals
    Sermon: Living with Dignity
  • Jan 3 | The Very Rev. Kate Moorehead
    About Dreams
  • Dec 27 | The Rev. Dr. Bob Dannals
    God Meets Us On the Margins
  • Dec 20 | The Rev. Dr. Bob Dannals
    On Magnifying the Lord

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Your pledge helps us build community within and outside of the walls of the Cathedral. Over the years we have birthed several ministries that are now thriving nonprofits serving and educating in the Urban Core of Jacksonville and beyond.

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Learn about the St. John’s Cathedral Preservation Fund, the Cathedral Builders Fund and the Legacy Society.

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We appreciate your flower donations. Make a gift in memory of a loved one or in celebration of a person, an event or a milestone. Until it is safe to return to a full in-person worship schedule, we will be placing floral arrangements at the altar on Wednesday evening for the recording of the Virtual Service and on Sunday morning for the Social Distance services. Simple bouquets can be arranged using flowers from your garden or bought in the grocery store. Contact Teresa Mason to participate.

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