Sunday Worship
at 8 and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Programs
at 9 a.m. Education Hour
Breakfast, Coffee Station Stop by for coffee and breakfast. Take it to your class or enjoy it in the Sunday Flex Café.
Digital Disciples, Zoom Sign up links for this online class are sent in the Eagle and by email on Sunday mornings.
Dean’s Forum, Taliaferro Hall Join Dean Kate this summer to hear Stories of Faith from St. John's parishioners
Newcomers Roundtable, Cathedral House, 3rd Floor All are welcome to come and learn more about our faith. Led by the Rev. Dr. Linda Privitera
Children and Families Program, Ingram Lounge A casual and interactive Family Service will be held on the first Sunday of every month at 9 a.m. On all other Sundays, families will find a haven in the Sunday Flex Café. Drop in as you please from 9 to 10:15 a.m. Grab some breakfast and unwind in cozy surroundings while children (ages 4 through 5th Grade) engage in creative activities.
Teens, Undercroft Led by Megan Cochran
Parking and Map
St. John's Cathedral is located at 256 E. Church St. in downtown Jacksonville. Several options are available for parking:
- The Diocese of Florida parking lot is located on Market Street.
- Parking is available on the surrounding streets (meters are free on Sundays).
- St. John's Cathedral lot is an unpaved lot at the corner of Church and Market, the entrance is at the back of the lot on Ashley Street.
The main entrance to the cathedral is through the wrought iron gates on Market Street. There is also an entrance that faces Duval Street. A wheelchair/walker-accessible ramp is available at the entrance facing Cathedral Park.
WHO IS ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL
BECOME A MEMBER
OUR HISTORY
Local Outreach
St. John’s Cathedral is home to a vibrant and diverse congregation in downtown Jacksonville, which gathers for worship and then is sent forth to love and serve the Lord. We trace our heritage to the first Episcopal service in Florida which took place on the banks of the St. John’s River in 1829. The first services on Billy Goat Hill, which remains our physical location, were held in 1834, establishing St. John’s Parish. Since 1951, this church has served as the cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of Florida. Read more about the history of St. John's Cathedral.
Over the past several decades, St. John's Cathedral has birthed six vital non-profits that continue to do God's work in downtown Jacksonville. They include The Cathedral Arts Project, Aging True, Cathedral Care, Episcopal School of Jacksonville, The Cathedral School, Cathedral District - Jax.
