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Nestled in the foothills of
the Blue Ridge Mountains

Near the historic city of Charlottesville and

Thomas Jefferson's University of Virginia

Welcome!

Mission Statement

The purpose of St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church in Ivy is to create an environment,
through our acceptance of God's love in Christ, wherein we can become a faithful community,
committed to sharing that same love by seeking and serving Christ in all persons.

The Rev. Kathleen Sturges, Vicar

The Church is located west of Charlottesville, VA at 4708 Dick Woods Road
(also known as Rt. 637), in the Ivy area.

Map and Directions

Visit us: Services are open to all worshipers.
Sunday Morning Service and Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.

E-mail us: sjbec@avenue.org
We look forward to hearing from you.

Call us: (434) 295-0744. Please leave a message.
Messages are checked regularly. Someone will return your call

Write to us: P.O. Box 351, Ivy, VA 22945

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The church is named for St. John the Baptist, who "came before" Christ.
St. John's was the first church in what became the Archdeaconry of the Blue Ridge.

Please visit these associated sites:
	Monticello Avenue our website sponsor. Many local organizations and activities have links here.
	The Diocese of Virginia We belong to the largest Episcopal Diocese in the U.S.
	Virginia Episcopalian The online version of the official newsletter of the Diocese of Virginia. This link will help you keep up to date with the news of the Diocese.
	The EpiscopalChurch of the United States Enjoy a wealth of information, with links to interesting and informative religious sites.
	The Anglican Communion An online portal about and from the 38 Anglican Provinces world wide that make up the Anglican Communion of Churches
	Albemarle County This is where we are located. Check out the historic sites and things to do here..
	City of Charlottesville Location of the University of Virginia and many other historic sites.
	Hope for Humanity Organization ministering to the people of Sudan. This links to their newsletter.
	Episcopal Relief and Development Helps those anywhere in the world who have suffered disasters. All donations go to the specified area.
	Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlotttesville Helping local people to obtain affordable housing.