About St. John
St. John is a Episcopal congregation in Honeoye Falls, New York. Its address is 11 Episcopal Avenue, Honeoye Falls. Service times and additional information vary; we recommend contacting the church directly to confirm current schedules.
The Episcopal family of churches has played an enduring role in American faith. The Episcopal Church is the United States member of the Anglican Communion. It traces its heritage to the Church of England and combines Catholic and Reformed traditions. The tradition traces its modern form to 1789. Today there are roughly ~1.5 million in the U.S. of this tradition.
The church is part of the Northeast, home to a rich tapestry of Catholic, Episcopal, Congregational, and immigrant Christian communities. Honeoye Falls sits within New York, whose state capital is Albany. New attenders, longtime members, and curious visitors all gather here on Sundays.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is St. John located?⌄
St. John is located at 11 Episcopal Avenue, Honeoye Falls, NY 14472.
What denomination is St. John?⌄
St. John is part of the Episcopal Churches tradition. The Episcopal Church is the United States member of the Anglican Communion.
When are services at St. John?⌄
Service times for St. John are not currently listed in our directory. Please contact the church directly to confirm service times.
How do I get to St. John?⌄
St. John is at 11 Episcopal Avenue, Honeoye Falls, NY. Use the map and directions link on this page to navigate from your current location.
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