Because we’re located in a neighborhood, parking is sometimes challenging.
Parking is available in lots on the north side of 13th Avenue, east of Grand Boulevard (just beyond the former Lindaman's Restaurant, or just beyond S. Cowley Street).
Street parking is available on the south side of E. 12th Avenue, the east side of S.Cowley Street, and the south side of E. Sumner Avenue (below the Cathedral).
Handicapped parking is located on the east end of the building. Driveway access for this small lot is at 12th Avenue and S. Cowley Street.
Drop-offs can be made at the Welcome Center entrance on E. 12th Avenue.
The Sunday 10:30am service usually lasts 75-90 minutes.
The Sunday 8am services usually last 60 minutes.
The Friday 10am service (1st & 3rd Friday of each month) usually lasts 45 minutes.
There is no set standard. Clothing ranges from jeans to business casual to suit coats or dresses. The Cathedral can be a little cool in the winter, so sweaters are recommended.
All children are welcome to attend worship services with their families and we have children who regularly attend each of our three Sunday services. The Cathedral's "prayground" is located in All Saints Chapel off of the south transept (on 12th Avenue); this parent-supervised, carpeted soft space has books and toys, allowing children to be immersed in the worship experience and also play.
Nursery care is available most Sundays from 9:00am - noon for children age 5 and younger
Additionally, the Cathedral's "prayground" is located off of the south transept. This parent-supervised, carpeted soft space has books and toys, allowing children to be immersed in the worship experience and also play.
The “Kids’ Place” nursery for infants, toddlers and younger children is located on the south side of Jewett House, ground floor, on the Family Ministry wing. Qualified caregivers provide a safe, warm and loving environment for young children.
All staff and volunteers who work with children and youth undergo training that covers appropriate boundaries and policies, including CPR training and Safeguarding God's Children, to ensure that St. John's Cathedral is a truly safe and sacred place.
Yes! The Welcome Center entrance is wheelchair-accessible. The Cathedral contains several open spaces for wheelchairs. Assisted listening headsets and large print service leaflets are available from an usher.