St. John The Baptist at 25810 156th Ave SE, Covington, WA 98042-4202 US - Home
Where Stewardship is a Way of Life!
25810 156th Avenue S.E.
Covington, WA 98042
253-630-0701
Serving the South King County Catholic Community since 1991
We are taking up a special collection for our sister parish in Guatemala -
Union de las Aldeas Corpus Christi - over the next few weeks.
Now that we have built ventilated built-in stoves throughout the villages,
it is time to move onto the next challenge - Housing.
Click here or on the picture above to learn more and watch the video shown at Mass on July 10th and 11th.
This is our home on the Internet. Here you will find the latest catholic news and general information about the St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Covington, Washington. Please take a moment to visit our online Calendar or Weekly Bulletin to view and read about upcoming events. St. John's Journal, our parish newsletter is now availble by clicking here. We hope you enjoy your visit and encourage you to check back often for updates!
Welcome Message From Fr. Jim Coyne
Dear Friend,
As pastor, I want to welcome you to our online community. If you are searching for a spiritual home, we hope you consider
Our parish is located south of
The collective mission of our parish community allows the diversity of gifts to be used to answer Christ’s call to proclaim and live the Gospel through:
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Worship - Live out the dignity and giftedness of our baptismal call through prayer, devotion and through full, active and conscious participation in the mass.
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Evangelization - Bring people closer to Christ, and to each other, through the testimony of our words and witness of our lives.
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Apostolic Formation - Create and nurture faith formation and support the discernment and use of our God-given gifts.
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Service - Share our spiritual gifts, resources and talents with our parish, our community, and our world through charitable action and social justice
These are just a few of the offerings you will find at
The Mass never ends, it must be lived, so let us go forth to love and serve the Lord!
May God always bless you,
Fr. Jim Coyne
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Maybe you have seen the "Catholics Come Home" TV spots this Lenten season, or maybe you are curious about how to join our vibrant, growing, and inclusive parish. For information on how to join our parish, and for information on Catholics Come Home, please click on the picture below.
