Many people from all walks and backgrounds have come to St Simon’s and found a safe place where they are welcome.

They are not sitting on an empty bench, by themselves, feeling isolated.

They have found a community that cares for them, a community that prays for them, a community that shares meals and simply time together. They have found friends.

Others, while not feeling lonely, have wanted to fill an emptiness in their hearts. René Pascal, the French mathematician, said in the heart of every man there is a God-shaped vacuum. When people realize this, they begin searching for answers. We invite you to come to St Simon’s and to find for yourself what so many others have: a meaningful vertical relationship with God and a robust and rich horizontal relationship with people just like yourself. People who want to love and be loved. People who want to know God better and to know they are known by God.

On Sundays the doors are open at 9:00 a.m. and all are welcome to our service that begins at 9:30.
Jesus said: “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” John 10:10 New International Version

Come discover how the abundant life that Jesus speaks of begins in a community of faith. Come find out for yourself why belonging to a community of faith brings not only friendship and support, but life that is rich. Life that is, to quote Jesus, “abundant.”