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St. John's Chapel

St. John's Chapel

San Antonio
TX
Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.

Built in 1926, St. John's Chapel located in Chapel House on the grounds of Cathedral Park, where the Diocese of West Texas is based. Originally, the living room of the residence of G.A.C. Halff, located on the Halff estate, the property was purchased by Flora (Flo) Cameron Kampmann and donated in 1958 to The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.  Flo had close connections to the diocese as her mother was the wife of the Rt. Rev. Everett Holland Jones, 4th Bishop of West Texas.

A beautiful and sacred space, St. John's has hosted many weddings, funerals, baptisms, and confirmations. Eucharist is held at St. John's every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m presided by one of the diocese's bishops on most occasions. All are welcome to worship and visit the chapel.

Click here to read more about Flo and the gift of Cathedral Park.

Altar Society

Throughout the year, a Service of Holy Eucharist takes place each week in St. John's Chapel at the Bishop Jones Center, on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. The service is led by a rotation of diocesan clergy, primarily the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read. D.D., Bishop of West Texas, the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas, Bishop Suffragan of West Texas, and the Ven. Mike Besson. All are welcome. Contact the diocesan office for more information, at (210/888) 824-5387.

The Bishop Jones Center

The diocesan bishop and staff are housed at The Bishop Jones Center in San Antonio. In addition to the diocesan offices, the Bishop Jones Center includes the Mission Room, Halff Room, Conference Room, and Pavilion, which guests and groups may reserve for meetings and small gatherings. 

Contact Melissa Soderberg for availability and reservation information.

The Bishop Jones Center sits on 19-acres of land, known as Cathedral Park. Open to the public, Cathedral Park is a peaceful, green space perfect for a family picnic or personal prayer walk.

Who We Are

Built in 1926, St. John's Chapel located in Chapel House on the grounds of Cathedral Park, where the Diocese of West Texas is based. Originally, the living room of the residence of G.A.C. Halff, located on the Halff estate, the property was purchased by Flora (Flo) Cameron Kampmann and donated in 1958 to The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.  Flo had close connections to the diocese as her mother was the wife of the Rt. Rev. Everett Holland Jones, 4th Bishop of West Texas.

A beautiful and sacred space, St. John's has hosted many weddings, funerals, baptisms, and confirmations. Eucharist is held at St. John's every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m presided by one of the diocese's bishops on most occasions. All are welcome to worship and visit the chapel.

Click here to read more about Flo and the gift of Cathedral Park.

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Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.
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Throughout the year, a Service of Holy Eucharist takes place each week in St. John's Chapel at the Bishop Jones Center, on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. The service is led by a rotation of diocesan clergy, primarily the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read. D.D., Bishop of West Texas, the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas, Bishop Suffragan of West Texas, and the Ven. Mike Besson. All are welcome. Contact the diocesan office for more information, at (210/888) 824-5387.

The Bishop Jones Center

The diocesan bishop and staff are housed at The Bishop Jones Center in San Antonio. In addition to the diocesan offices, the Bishop Jones Center includes the Mission Room, Halff Room, Conference Room, and Pavilion, which guests and groups may reserve for meetings and small gatherings. 

Contact Melissa Soderberg for availability and reservation information.

The Bishop Jones Center sits on 19-acres of land, known as Cathedral Park. Open to the public, Cathedral Park is a peaceful, green space perfect for a family picnic or personal prayer walk.

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Built in 1926, St. John's Chapel located in Chapel House on the grounds of Cathedral Park, where the Diocese of West Texas is based. Originally, the living room of the residence of G.A.C. Halff, located on the Halff estate, the property was purchased by Flora (Flo) Cameron Kampmann and donated in 1958 to The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.  Flo had close connections to the diocese as her mother was the wife of the Rt. Rev. Everett Holland Jones, 4th Bishop of West Texas.

A beautiful and sacred space, St. John's has hosted many weddings, funerals, baptisms, and confirmations. Eucharist is held at St. John's every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m presided by one of the diocese's bishops on most occasions. All are welcome to worship and visit the chapel.

Click here to read more about Flo and the gift of Cathedral Park.

Gather With Us

What’s Happening

Service Times

Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.

Ministries

Altar Society

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Throughout the year, a Service of Holy Eucharist takes place each week in St. John's Chapel at the Bishop Jones Center, on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. The service is led by a rotation of diocesan clergy, primarily the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read. D.D., Bishop of West Texas, the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas, Bishop Suffragan of West Texas, and the Ven. Mike Besson. All are welcome. Contact the diocesan office for more information, at (210/888) 824-5387.

The Bishop Jones Center

The diocesan bishop and staff are housed at The Bishop Jones Center in San Antonio. In addition to the diocesan offices, the Bishop Jones Center includes the Mission Room, Halff Room, Conference Room, and Pavilion, which guests and groups may reserve for meetings and small gatherings. 

Contact Melissa Soderberg for availability and reservation information.

The Bishop Jones Center sits on 19-acres of land, known as Cathedral Park. Open to the public, Cathedral Park is a peaceful, green space perfect for a family picnic or personal prayer walk.

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Come & Worship

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Built in 1926, St. John's Chapel located in Chapel House on the grounds of Cathedral Park, where the Diocese of West Texas is based. Originally, the living room of the residence of G.A.C. Halff, located on the Halff estate, the property was purchased by Flora (Flo) Cameron Kampmann and donated in 1958 to The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.  Flo had close connections to the diocese as her mother was the wife of the Rt. Rev. Everett Holland Jones, 4th Bishop of West Texas.

A beautiful and sacred space, St. John's has hosted many weddings, funerals, baptisms, and confirmations. Eucharist is held at St. John's every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m presided by one of the diocese's bishops on most occasions. All are welcome to worship and visit the chapel.

Click here to read more about Flo and the gift of Cathedral Park.

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Throughout the year, a Service of Holy Eucharist takes place each week in St. John's Chapel at the Bishop Jones Center, on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. The service is led by a rotation of diocesan clergy, primarily the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read. D.D., Bishop of West Texas, the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas, Bishop Suffragan of West Texas, and the Ven. Mike Besson. All are welcome. Contact the diocesan office for more information, at (210/888) 824-5387.

The Bishop Jones Center

The diocesan bishop and staff are housed at The Bishop Jones Center in San Antonio. In addition to the diocesan offices, the Bishop Jones Center includes the Mission Room, Halff Room, Conference Room, and Pavilion, which guests and groups may reserve for meetings and small gatherings. 

Contact Melissa Soderberg for availability and reservation information.

The Bishop Jones Center sits on 19-acres of land, known as Cathedral Park. Open to the public, Cathedral Park is a peaceful, green space perfect for a family picnic or personal prayer walk.

Visit Us

Come & Worship

St. John's Chapel

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Who We Are

Our Story

Built in 1926, St. John's Chapel located in Chapel House on the grounds of Cathedral Park, where the Diocese of West Texas is based. Originally, the living room of the residence of G.A.C. Halff, located on the Halff estate, the property was purchased by Flora (Flo) Cameron Kampmann and donated in 1958 to The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.  Flo had close connections to the diocese as her mother was the wife of the Rt. Rev. Everett Holland Jones, 4th Bishop of West Texas.

A beautiful and sacred space, St. John's has hosted many weddings, funerals, baptisms, and confirmations. Eucharist is held at St. John's every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m presided by one of the diocese's bishops on most occasions. All are welcome to worship and visit the chapel.

Click here to read more about Flo and the gift of Cathedral Park.

Gather

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Service Times

Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.

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Altar Society

Good to Know

More Information

Throughout the year, a Service of Holy Eucharist takes place each week in St. John's Chapel at the Bishop Jones Center, on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. The service is led by a rotation of diocesan clergy, primarily the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read. D.D., Bishop of West Texas, the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas, Bishop Suffragan of West Texas, and the Ven. Mike Besson. All are welcome. Contact the diocesan office for more information, at (210/888) 824-5387.

The Bishop Jones Center

The diocesan bishop and staff are housed at The Bishop Jones Center in San Antonio. In addition to the diocesan offices, the Bishop Jones Center includes the Mission Room, Halff Room, Conference Room, and Pavilion, which guests and groups may reserve for meetings and small gatherings. 

Contact Melissa Soderberg for availability and reservation information.

The Bishop Jones Center sits on 19-acres of land, known as Cathedral Park. Open to the public, Cathedral Park is a peaceful, green space perfect for a family picnic or personal prayer walk.

Visit Us

Come & Worship

St. John's Chapel

Built in 1926, St. John's Chapel located in Chapel House on the grounds of Cathedral Park, where the Diocese of West Texas is based. Originally, the living room of the residence of G.A.C. Halff, located on the Halff estate, the property was purchased by Flora (Flo) Cameron Kampmann and donated in 1958 to The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.  Flo had close connections to the diocese as her mother was the wife of the Rt. Rev. Everett Holland Jones, 4th Bishop of West Texas.

A beautiful and sacred space, St. John's has hosted many weddings, funerals, baptisms, and confirmations. Eucharist is held at St. John's every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m presided by one of the diocese's bishops on most occasions. All are welcome to worship and visit the chapel.

Click here to read more about Flo and the gift of Cathedral Park.

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Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.

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Throughout the year, a Service of Holy Eucharist takes place each week in St. John's Chapel at the Bishop Jones Center, on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. The service is led by a rotation of diocesan clergy, primarily the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read. D.D., Bishop of West Texas, the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas, Bishop Suffragan of West Texas, and the Ven. Mike Besson. All are welcome. Contact the diocesan office for more information, at (210/888) 824-5387.

The Bishop Jones Center

The diocesan bishop and staff are housed at The Bishop Jones Center in San Antonio. In addition to the diocesan offices, the Bishop Jones Center includes the Mission Room, Halff Room, Conference Room, and Pavilion, which guests and groups may reserve for meetings and small gatherings. 

Contact Melissa Soderberg for availability and reservation information.

The Bishop Jones Center sits on 19-acres of land, known as Cathedral Park. Open to the public, Cathedral Park is a peaceful, green space perfect for a family picnic or personal prayer walk.

Visit Us

Come & Worship

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