Our main service is on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and we have Holy Communion at least once a month, times are posted on the board in front of the church. On the other Sundays we have morning prayer led by a Eucharistic Minister.

Crowder College (a two year junior college) is close by and there are many industries in the surrounding area.

Neosho is also home to Camp Crowder a reactivated National Guard training and staging area for troops going overseas.

St. John's is located at 305 W. Spring St., two blocks west of the Neosho square, and next door to the Big Spring Park. We are just south of Joplin, Missouri (about 20 minutes) on Hwy 71 (exit at Neosho & 86). CLICK HERE for a map of our location.

St. John's belongs to and participates in the Newton County COAD (Community Organizations Active in Disaster). This organization was formed after the May 10th 2008 tornadoes that took 14 lives and did major damage. The parish of St. John's is the representative congregation for Episcopal Relief and Development in Newton County.

We are a member of the Diocese of West Missouri, Our Provencial Bishop nominee is Diane Bruce. The Diocese will be deciding to elect her (or not) this October. The Presiding Bishop for the Episcopal Church in the United States is Michael Curry.

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St. John's where everyone is welcome. Come pray with us this Sunday.

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