We invite you to help lift our congregation’s hearts and voices in sung prayer and worship by joining our Music Ministry. For more information, please contact Evangeline Jimenez at sjtbmusicministry@gmail.com

Thank you to all the women envolved in the care and cleaning of all our Eucharistic linens.  You work hard behind the scenes, and we appreciate all of you!

Come join a small faith sharing group!  We will be sharing through a program called, “Finding Peace; Letting go of Stress and Worry.”

Thank you to all the volunteers who help us pull off a beautiful and fun nativity play with our youth faith formation kids. 

Thank you to everyone who donated presents to our Angel Tree for patients of Star Care. 

Please join us in welcoming the newest Knights to Council 16451; EJ Castillo, JL Rodriguez, Martin Diaz, Robert Garcia

Fr. David and the staff would like to express our gratitude to the parishioners who have honored the Blessed Virgin Mary by leaving flowers for her at her statue in the sanctuary. 

Thank you Sargent Tony Velez for performing a moving solo during our Veterans Day Mass on Saturday, November 9th. 

The Trunk-Or-Treat on last Sunday was a huge success thanks to our dedicated Knights, creative parishioners, and candy donations from everyone. The smiles and laughter from children and parents lasted throughout the entire night. Thank you for all your help!

Our Mary statue for the sanctuary has finally arrived in her own perfect timing (just like the real Blessed Mother).

A silver rose passed through Lubbock during a special prayer service at St. John the Baptist on Monday, September 30th at 6:30 pm. Check out our photo album page to see pictures!

Andy and Karla have been working countless hours for about a month on outdoor beautification projects on our property. 

State Rep. John Frullo presented Fr. David the flag that flew over the State Capitol to commemorate our 1st Mass in our new building.

Thank you to all who joined us for this year's Out of the Darkness walk to raise awareness about suicide. The walk was on Sunday, September 15th. We walked under team St John the Baptist Catholic Church, remembering all our loved ones lost to suicide and with the hope to prevent others from going through the heartache we have to go through.

GriefShare begins Thursday at 6:30pm in the new building. Please contact Sybille at (806) 392-3860 with any questions.

A 7 ft. statue of the “Welcoming Jesus” on the West side of the building can be seen from Indiana Avenue and welcomes parishioners.

SJTB Knights of Columbus Council #16451 is always ready to serve the Church and Fr. David. 

The Spiritual Life Committee in collaboration with Father David provides a variety of programs to enrich the spiritual and prayer life of the parish and its parishioners.