The Advent Procession of Lessons and Carols at St. John's Cathedral is a sequence of readings, hymns, and choral music exploring themes of Advent - darkness, light, despair, hope, and justice. As you listen, consider how these themes are reflecte...
Each November St. John's Cathedral Choir celebrates the Feast of St. Andrew with a festal service of choral evensong. One of our most beloved annual musical traditions, St. Andrew’s Day Evensong shows our liturgy at its finest, with choir, ...
A three-recital series by Timothy Tuller, Canon for Music at St. John's Cathedral, featuring all six organ symphonies of Louis Vierne. Sponsored by St. John's Cathedral and the Jacksonville Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
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Chamber Music Concert - The Pena Trio with Timothy Tuller, piano
St. George's Day Evensong 2019
The Cathedral Choir and Brass under the direction of Timothy Tuller, Canon for Music, along with the Jacksonville Pipes and Drums offered a festal evensong in honor of England's patron saint.
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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.
