WELCOME
We are three hundred plus souls from many lands and cultures who come together in the middle of Los Angeles in a century-old parish that thrives as it prays, sings, works, serves, and plays together. We are also a flourishing K-6 elementary school, a preschool, a soup kitchen and food pantry, prayer groups, a multi-year Education for Ministry group, book groups, men’s and women’s groups, and much more. We invite you to use this web site to explore some of the things we are currently doing and to enrich our lives by joining us.
Join the streams live at STJLA.org/stream
WEDNESDAY
8:30 AM
Online Morning Prayer via Zoom
If you are interested in participating in this half hour lay-led worship, simply get your email address to the office (lazeltine@stjla.org ) and we’ll make sure you are added to the Zoom link.
SUNDAY
8:00AM
In-person Service
10:30AM
In-Person Service & Live Stream (English)
Fellowship in the Court Yard
after the 10:30 service
12:30PM
Service & Live Stream (Korean)
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WELCOME
We are three hundred plus souls from many lands and cultures who come together in the middle of Los Angeles in a century-old parish that thrives as it prays, sings, works, serves, and plays together. We are also a flourishing K-6 elementary school, a preschool, a soup kitchen and food pantry, prayer groups, a multi-year Education for Ministry group, book groups, men’s and women’s groups, and much more. We invite you to use this web site to explore some of the things we are currently doing and to enrich our lives by joining us.
Great Music
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